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The Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) has offered support to find a new employer for any construction apprentice who has lost their job or apprenticeship through the Covid-19 pandemic.

Encourage the next generation of STEM professionals and promote Architectural Technology.

The UK Government has revealed the locations of 50 schools confirmed for the £1bn first wave of a 10-year rebuilding programme.

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Amina Hafeez, a student at Edinburgh Napier University, was one of nine finalists for Central Scotland in the National Student Awards 2020.

Isabelle Barron, an AT graduate and Associate member, has won gold representing the UK at EuroSkills 2023, held in Poland.

The Department for Education has issued a call for evidence on the effectiveness of the Construction and Engineering Construction Industry Training Boards (CITB and ECITB).

Is your practice open to supporting students from Ulster University in the form of a short placement or internship?

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CIAT, alongside other leading built environment organisations, has signed a letter calling on government to raise the age for Level 7 apprenticeship funding to 25 years old for built environment professionals.

Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology wins award for its CIAT Accredited degree programme

The Access Project are currently looking for volunteers to support as online coaches for young people aged 16 to 18.

Employers have the chance to complete the Apprenticeships & Skills Survey being carried out by Construction Industry Council

This information note is to clarify the expectations employers should have of those graduating from Architectural Technology Honours degrees or equivalent, and embarking upon their first job

The National Council for Curriculum and Assessment (NCCA) is currently inviting input to a consultation process for new Leaving Certificate curricula for Construction Technology, which is the proposed new name for Construction Studies.

The German government are providing financial support to British students in the form of interest-free loans.

The Department for Education (DfE) has launched a £7bn framework for the construction of schools, academies, university technical colleges, sixth form colleges, and further education colleges.

Historic England and the Hamish Ogden Foundation have launched what they claim is the largest ever one-off investment in heritage construction in England – a £4.3m grant to fund a new apprenticeship programme.