Site Search
Search module
Curator - left
Curator - center
Results that match 1 of 2 words
Passport to Construction (Pathways into Construction -…
Each programme will run for 6 weeks delivering work readiness and confidence building as well as developing practical construction related skills including sites visits and work placements on various construction sites across North Wales.
Pathways to skills accreditation for hard to reach…
The project will support a demographic of hard to reach workers who require their skills to be recognised, wish to develop or change careers within the sector. It will do so by building assessor capacity and delivering relevant qualifications to
Skills foresight report 2003
Skills foresight report 2003
The sky's the limit when you train up
Sky Scaffolding (Whitby) wanted to keep up with advances in scaffolding technology and needed to upskill their workforce – not only to meet rising demand, but to maximise capacity.
B: Health and welfare
Get health and welfare guidance for health and safety from our list of organisations and websites.
Anti-fraud, malpractice and maladministration policy
This policy aims to protect the integrity, reliability and reputation of CITB approved training organisations (ATOs) and the related products.
What is the Shared Apprenticeship Scheme?
The Shared Apprenticeship Scheme has been set up to help employers who want to support the development of skills while working on regional contracts, but are not in a position to offer a full term apprenticeship, and who wish to support training the
Construction employment and training forecast 2000-2004
Construction employment and training forecast 2000-2004
Construction Skills Network forecasts 2007-2011 -…
Construction Skills Network forecasts 2007-2011 - Scotland
Esh Group trains the next generation in carbon reduction
Construction and operation of the built environment accounts for almost half of all UK greenhouse gas emissions. With the Climate Change Act target to reduce carbon emissions by 80% by 2050, the industry has a long way to go.