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- Construction Skills Network forecasts 2011-2015 - South East
- The Construction Skills Network (CSN) provides market intelligence and insight for the UK construction industry. This report covers the south east of England.
- Construction Skills Network forecasts 2011-2015 - South West
- The Construction Skills Network (CSN) provides market intelligence and insight for the UK construction industry. This report covers the south west of England.
- Construction Skills Network forecasts 2011-2015 - West Midlands
- The Construction Skills Network (CSN) provides market intelligence and insight for the UK construction industry. This report covers the West Midlands.
- Construction Skills Network forecasts 2011-2015 - Yorkshire and Humber
- The Construction Skills Network (CSN) provides market intelligence and insight for the UK construction industry. This report covers Yorkshire and Humber.
- Evaluation of work readiness
- This report examines the work readiness of entrants to the UK construction sector who have work-related qualifications.
- Management and supervisory skills
- This research examines the management and supervisory workforce, qualification levels, training, skills gaps and priority areas for skill development.
- Migrant construction workers and health and safety communication
- This report provides the basis for suggesting areas where employers and managers can make interventions to improve communicating safe and healthy working practice with migrant workers.
- Skills and training in the construction industry 2011
- 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 provision for the construction sector in Wales
- Report and executive summary of commissioned research to inform transformational change.
- Training and the built environment 2011
- This report (formerly the Trainee Numbers Survey) measures the number of people entering construction training and provides facts about the industry.