Construction firm offering apprenticeships to help next generation of budding builders
As things begin to feel more normal, the huge growth in the construction industry is fuelling demand for skilled workers, creating jobs and pushing up wages.
One training provider and Ladder for the Black Country member has a host of opportunities to help the next generation of budding builders.
As part of its ongoing investment, training group BCTG is offering fully funded construction courses to young people and adults from its Skills Centre in Kelvin Way, West Bromwich.
Programmes include traineeship and apprenticeships courses as well as adult upskilling classes covering topics like Bricklaying, painting & decorating, plastering, carpentry, flooring and cladding. Training takes place at the centre and also at employers’ sites.
Courses accommodate those who are new to the industry, as well as established workers wanting to upskill and gain essential industry licences like CSCS Cards.
And for those looking for a change of direction, fully funded adult reskilling courses mean, that in a few weeks, someone can gain the core skills to set them off on a new, well paid career.
Individuals’ can gain a Level 2 Diploma, and then move onto an Advanced Level 3 qualification. A wise commitment as higher skills means higher earnings.
Director Chris Luty said: "The BCTG Group is one of the largest independent training providers in England. Each year we train over 10,000 young people and adults in a range of vocational and technical skills and construction is in such high demand.
"We have scores of job opportunities for apprentices and adults. The impact of Brexit and the constant demand for new housing means there are lots of well paid jobs for skilled construction workers."
Anyone keen to find our more can call 0121 544 6455 or visit www.bctg.org.uk/construction-skills-center/.
