This month, the Trust partnered with the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea and Skanska to deliver another Budding Brunels course. The aim of this course was to inspire the Borough’s talented sixth formers to consider becoming tomorrow’s architects, engineers, surveyors, and project managers.

Over the three-day course, the 18 students from Chelsea Academy, Kensington Aldridge Academy, Kensington & Chelsea College, and Cardinal Vaughan Memorial were given insights in to the modern methods of construction and given a behind-the-scenes tour of the K1 project in...

Recently, a student named Maria* attended our Budding Brunels course in partnership with Canary Wharf Contractors. Following the course, she was offered a work placement at Aros Architects. Below you can read Maria's blog about how the experience helped her not only improve her employability skills but also build up her confidence:

"I first heard about Construction Youth Trust when they delivered an assembly at my school regarding the range of career opportunities available within the construction industry. I decided to attend their 3-day Budding Brunels workshop as I thought it...

On the 27th March, the 2018 edition of the Introduction to Property Development programme came to a head, with two schools presenting their plans for the 21, Moorfields development to a panel of industry Dragons.

Now in its fifth year, the Introduction to Property Development programme sees Construction Youth Trust and LandSec partner to work with two teams of students from Westminster City School and Pimlico Academy. The programme aims to challenge students’ perception of the construction industry and introduce them to a variety of professional careers in the property...

Recently we delivered a Budding Brunels course in partnership with Scape Group and Wates Group to inspire young people in Derby about career opportunities available to them in the construction industry.

Lauren is one of the brilliant students who attended the course and below you can read her blog:

Construction is a word not usually associated with highly paid jobs and aspirational prospects. In fact, for many of us bricklaying is our instinctive response when asked about construction. Thanks to Construction Youth Trust, I know now this could not be further from the truth....

A new programme is being launched in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea to inspire sixth form students to consider a career in construction, the industry that touches every aspect of our daily lives and gives young people the opportunity to build and shape the world around us.

The construction industry’s youth charity, Construction Youth Trust, has joined forces with the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea to persuade the borough’s young talent to consider becoming tomorrow’s engineers, architects, surveyors and construction managers. The modern construction...

As part of our partnership with Scape, we delivered a Budding Brunels course with G F Tomlinson to excite young people in Nottingham about careers available to them in the construction industry.

Budding Brunels is an Open College Network London (OCN) accredited course that gives young people from a variety of backgrounds an insight into the Built Environment and provides industry-led careers advice from professionals in the field.

Following the course , we facilitated 6 work placements and o ne of our brilliant students, Imogen, after her work placement at Lungfish Architects,...

As part of our partnership with Scape Group , Tom Glover, our Partnerships Manager wrote a blog for Scape Group's website to discuss the skills gap in the construction industry and how initiatives like Budding Brunels help promote the variety of rewarding roles available.

In November, we welcomed twenty-one students, aged 16-17 years old from four schools in Nottingham onto our Budding Brunels course.

This is a three-day workshop, designed to raise awareness of career opportunities in construction, and deliver employability skills training. Guided site tours of two of...