The UK continues to struggle with a severe shortage of skilled workers in the construction sector. We look at the latest report from City & Guilds and data from the Construction Industry Training Board.
Whether you’re a Gas Safe registered engineer, a landlord or a homeowner, it’s important to share gas safety advice with people around you. By raising awareness, we can make a difference.
Find out everything you need to know about becoming a bricklayer, from required qualifications, to earning potential and career progression.
When Zeva decided it was time to reskill, building on her background in painting and decorating, tiling felt like a natural next step, as it’s creative and practical.
Discover the key criteria that homeowners and businesses look for when they are hiring a professional electrician.
Find out more about the earning potentials of carpenters and joiners at different stages of each career.
As the shortage of qualified gas engineers continues in the UK, the industry must adapt and ensure it is doing everything it can to attract a new generation of installers to meet demand.
When hiring a kitchen fitter, customers weigh up several factors. Understanding what matters most to clients can help you stand out.
Learn more about the different levels of CSCS cards for construction workers, and what the requirements are for each.
Find out more about gaining your Domestic Electrical Level 3, the NVQ for Domestic Installers with Able Skills.
From corporate to construction: find out why multi-trader Mike Lok decided to do a painting and decorating course and what he did next to launch a handyman business and now a micro DIY school.
Find out more about the current size of the construction skills gap, what is causing it, and what can be done to begin solving it.
