James Trumper, a sixth-generation member of the family-owned Neville Trust Group, explains why a vocational route into the industry could attract a new generation of talent

Energy services provider Everwarm is sponsoring the Best Application of Technology category at the Digital Construction Awards 2023.

New opportunities created through the project’s £24m skills investment

New collaboration agreement will boost training and employment in East Kent 

Employment programme now open for second cohort applications  

Free webinar on 4 May will explore how the built environment sector can address the skills challenges impacting sustainability progress 

New initiative will deliver pre-employment construction training both in prison and in the community  

HGV driver training is now available to an additional 1,300 people in a bid to address skills shortages impacting construction firms 

Contractor Winvic has delivered its first hands-on training sessions to college-level engineering students as part of a new enrichment programme 

The majority of parents view apprenticeships as better value than a university degree when it comes to their children’s future, according to a new survey 

Construction firm Breedon has launched its 2023 programme that will see 70 apprentices join the group in September  

Digital transformation of the built environment is an urgent necessity given the industry’s skills crisis, says Ben Craven.

The Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) will invest £100 million in grants to help construction workers access training and develop their skills

Tackling construction skills shortages will require the sector to rethink how it connects with potential recruits

New website will focus on construction’s people development challenges in areas such as leadership, EDI, mental health 

Anglia Ruskin University, a CIOB accredited university, opened its Peterborough campus to students at the start of this academic year.

Multiplex is to offer data apprenticeships to all its UK staff in partnership with a start-up company founded by Euan Blair, son of the former Prime Minister Tony Blair.

Welcome to part fourth instalment of this five-part series that details how Yondr BIM manager Steven Adams came to understand COBie.