Contractor trains ‘careers champions’ to support STEM engagement in schools

Higher and degree apprenticeships hold the key to the government’s plan for economic growth and tackling construction skills gaps, according to 88% of the UK’s top universities

Laing O’Rourke’s Ben Hardie reveals how he was drawn to construction – and what the industry can do to attract a younger generation with digital skills.

The Association of Brickwork Contractors (ABC) is hosting a series of certificate ceremonies to celebrate students who have completed its training programmes

New analysis indicates the government’s approach to the Immigration Skills List and how it responds to shortages of skilled workers across various sectors will be crucial to success

Weymouth College has launched a new round of courses dedicated to green skills in construction

Make Your Mark initiative seeks to attract the construction industry’s finest

Laing O’Rourke’s Ben Hardie tells CIOB People how he was drawn into construction – and what the industry can do to attract a younger generation with digital skills

New body launched to bring together key partners to meet the skills needs of the next decade

The Mentoring the Next Generation Programme aims to break down barriers to women pursuing careers in construction

As the UK ushers in a new government, the construction industry has an important role to play by creating fulfilling career opportunities for all

Training college has “embarked on a journey of improvement and development”

Undergraduates from 12 universities will gain experience supporting construction of the high-speed railway project

Call for government to urgently address the skills gap impacting the construction industry

Delivering the UK’s homes of the future requires an array of new expertise, while also ensuring the “traditional skills base is retained”

Esh Group has convened business leaders across the North East to support an employability programme in the region

Call for new government to remove barriers across the construction skills system

New plan to address youth unemployment in the West Midlands comes amid predictions that 35,600 additional construction workers will be needed in the region by 2028