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Rugby star Kyran Bracken at launch of UK-wide SkillBuild…
Rugby World Cup winner Kyran Bracken has teamed up with the Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) to kick off this year’s UK-wide SkillBuild (External link - Opens in a new tab or window) competition in Glasgow, to attract more people into
CITB sets out solutions to “Big Six” skills challenges…
The Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) has today set out its plans to help the industry meet critical skills challenges and secure its future workforce.
Supporting training and addressing key challenges – CITB…
Supporting Scottish construction businesses while ensuring new recruits are welcomed into the industry are the key goals of CITB’s plan for 2021/22 for Scotland, unveiled today (Wednesday 7 April).
"CDM regulations are just as important now as they…
Today marks three years since the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015 (CDM) came into place.
Funding restrictions for the Flexible fund
Please review the restrictions below carefully, to ensure your application will be eligible for funding through the Flexible fund.
”I would encourage any girls out there to consider…
To celebrate International Women’s Day, CITB Apprenticeships Officer Barbara Hastie, 45, explains why this is a great time for women to enter the construction industry.
Funding restrictions for the Structured fund
Please review the restrictions below carefully, to ensure your application will be eligible for funding.
Short qualifications we pay grant for
We pay grant for the short qualifications listed below. Each qualification must be regulated but can be delivered by a number of awarding organisations. Grant payments are not linked to preference for one body over another.
Rupert Perkins: speaking up for SMEs as a member of CITB…
Rupert Perkins is Managing Director at John Perkins Construction, which has offices in Bristol and Newport. Here he discussus his role as a member of the CITB Industry Funding Committee.
Wales to receive £3.6m construction investment to…
The British construction sector is set to receive a £17.8m injection of support for training and retraining more skilled workers to help the industry face the skills challenges of the future.
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