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Found 143 research reports. Research reports are sorted with the most recent first.
- Traditional building craft skills 2005 - England
- This 2005 report assesses existing skills and future training needs within the traditional building repair, maintenance and conservation sector in England.
- Trainee numbers survey 2004/2005
- This report (now known as the Training and the Built Environment) measures the number of people entering construction training and provides facts about the industry.
- Build to last - reviewing sustainability construction
- This review highlights where CITB-Construction Skills might effectively channel its efforts to help the construction industry make its full contribution to sustainable development (SD).
- Employers' skills needs survey 2004
- Results of an annual survey to determine skill needs and training practices amongst both self-employed individuals and employers working in the construction industry across the UK.
- Skills needs analysis for construction 2004
- Skills Needs Analysis provides the evidence base to demonstrate what the industry skill needs are and whether or not they are being satisfactorily met by current training and funding models across the...
- Trainee numbers survey 2003/2004
- This report (now known as the Training and the Built Environment) measures the number of people entering construction training and provides facts about the industry.
- Skills foresight report 2003
- This Skills foresight report provides analysis of the construction industry's skill requirements.
- Employers' skills needs survey 2003
- This report present the results of an annual survey to determine skill needs and training practices amongst both self-employed individuals and employers working in the construction industry across the...
- Market assessment for the construction industry
- This report provides a comprehensive assessment of the UK construction industry, its performance and its skills needs for the future.
- Effect of employment status on investment in training
- Interviews with 880 employers, workers and recruitment companies on the effect of employment status on investment in training.