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Skills and training in the construction industry 2018

CITB commissioned a skills and training survey in 2018 to determine skill needs and training practices for the construction industry, for both self-employed individuals and employers across the UK.

Post-16 routes into construction

CSN figures show construction opportunities abound. However, routes into construction require improvement; employers and colleges need to collaborate on course content and training needs.

Work readiness

While employers place great importance on work experience, they are less likely to offer it because of a lack of time, resources or suitable roles.

Young people not in education, training or work

Building 'social capital' - improving young people’s employability skills and motivation - is key to increasing construction opportunities for under-represented young people.

Unlocking construction’s digital future: A skills plan for industry

This CITB report shows how modern technologies can raise productivity, increase efficiency and help attract people to the sector.

Construction Skills Network forecasts 2018-2022 - East

The Construction Skills Network (CSN) provides market intelligence and insight for the UK construction industry. This report covers the East of England.

Construction Skills Network forecasts 2018-2022 - East Midlands

The Construction Skills Network (CSN) provides market intelligence and insight for the UK construction industry. This report covers the East Midlands.

Construction Skills Network forecasts 2018-2022 - Greater London

The Construction Skills Network (CSN) provides market intelligence and insight for the UK construction industry. This report covers Greater London.

Construction Skills Network forecasts 2018-2022 - North East

The Construction Skills Network (CSN) provides market intelligence and insight for the UK construction industry. This report covers the North East of England.

Construction Skills Network forecasts 2018-2022 - Northern Ireland