How I Became an Apprentice Civil Engineer
Ability to make decisions, strong communication and people skills, plus good time management are key to Matilda May Beattie's role as an apprentice civil engineer at Lowry Building & Civil engineering.
Connecting construction employers with apprentices
The Construction Industry Training Board Northern Ireland has launched a new scheme to help match construction employers and prospective craft apprentices.
College construction creates 100 new jobs
The construction of a new £40million campus for the Northern Regional College is set to create over 100 jobs.
How I became CITB NI Chief Executive
Barry Neilson has worked his way up in the construction industry from an apprentice to a Chief Executive at Construction Industry Training Board Northern Ireland (CITB NI).
Women in Construction Network gets ready to build on mentoring skills
The Women in Construction Summit 2020 identified mentoring as a key area of development for women in the industry.
Students encouraged to consider a career in construction
CIBT NI is encouraging students to consider a career in the construction industry.
On the job training for 20 apprentices
Up to 20 apprentices are experiencing first class on-the-job training as part of Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council's new £35 million leisure complex in Craigavon. Construction of the new leisure centre is being led by local construction and engineering firm Farrans.
Summer scheme gives female students an insight into the construction industry
A recent insight event gave 14 female school pupils the opportunity to learn about the different careers and roles in the construction industry.
Construction Operatives Training Opportunity
SOUTH Eastern Regional College (SERC) is delivering a six-week construction training programme to help meet demand for skills in the industry.