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Survey of levy and grant support 2021

The survey of non-represented employers showed support for the 2022-2025 Levy Proposals. When asked about the importance of the Levy, grant, and funding system in encouraging training across the cons...

Migration and UK Construction 2021

The end of EU freedom of movement and the introduction of a new Points Based Immigration System was always going to be a challenge for the construction industry. CITB’s 5th study on Migration in the U...

Migration in the UK construction and built environment sector

The construction industry will face skills shortages in some key areas if employers can’t access migrant workers through the new Points Based Immigration System (PBIS), established in the wake of the ...

Learning to earning: Increasing FE learners into Construction

We have carried out this research to better understand the barriers to FE learners joining the construction industry and to outline potential solutions. Through this research we present new evidence ...

Construction Skills Network Industry Outlook 2021-2025

Preliminary insights into Construction Skills Network forecast 2021-2025, which suggests that infrastructure and private housing will recover well.

Construction Scotland Apprenticeship Task Force - Apprenticeship Survey Findings

A survey, conducted in collaboration with the Scottish Construction Modern Apprenticeship Task Force, sought to understand the views of 600 employers on their immediate and longer term plans for Moder...

A Challenge and an Opportunity – AI and Automation in the Construction industry

The pandemic, Grenfell Tower Inquiry and the decarbonisation agenda will likely increase adoption of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and automation, according to our latest piece of research. In one of t...

Evolution or revolution

CITB recognises that there is a growing desire within the construction industry to embrace new technology to drive forward new ways of working. This report sets out CITB's commitment to innovation, te...

Behaviours, cultures and performance in the construction industry

The construction industry needs to be more productive to be more competitive. One way in which this can be achieved is by changing the behaviours and cultures inherent in the industry, encouraging pos...

Migration and construction - The view from employers, recruiters and non–UK born workers in 2019