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

Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO) archaeologists are using a GIS platform to protect heritage sites on the Ministry of Defence’s UK and overseas estate.

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.

Building firms can address the skills crisis by investing in their own people, says Martina Höfner of Chartered Building Consultancy Esteem Training.

For over five years the CIOB Academy has been the home of training and CPD for construction professionals across the globe.

A new alliance bringing together 38 different card schemes under the Construction Skills Certification Scheme banner has officially launched.

The CIOB runs many events and activities to inspire and support individuals in the early stages of their career.

The Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) has launched 11 short training courses on leadership and management.

In a collaboration led by the Tideway super sewer project, immersive theatre-based health and safety training has raised standards and expectations.

Students taking the new construction T Level courses will find out their results today. CM hears from the graduates and their new employers.

Brian Moone, director of Mace Business School, tells CM how he moved from preaching best practice to delivering it.

Leeds College of Building has launched a new programme for students interested in building but who also love football.

Business consultant and leadership coach Leo Aspden asks construction professionals what limiting factors stop them from achieving their goals

MPs have called for mandatory whole-life carbon assessments for buildings under construction, and crucially have suggested the RICS professional statement on whole-life carbon as the benchmark.

Bolton’s Seddon Construction has become a CIOB training partner.

A multi-purpose training and learning facility has been established in Aylesbury as part of Morgan Sindall Construction’s commitment to supporting the communities in which it operates. 

Construction companies need to hire – and train – with tomorrow in mind, says Graham Harle.

The first cohort of trainees from a new training facility have secured jobs as a result of the skills they acquired.