What apprenticeships can you do in construction?
Apprenticeships include:
- Building Services Design Technician.
- Quantity surveyor.
- Architect.
- Bricklayer.
What do I need for a construction apprenticeship?
The entry requirements for intermediate apprenticeships in construction vary from scheme to scheme. Employers typically look for candidates with two or more GCSEs (9-4), with passes in English and Maths. Some employers will accept applicants without GCSEs if they have any prior, relevant work experience. ‘Crumbs!
Can a apprentice work on a building site?
Whichever apprenticeship you choose though, as long as you are 16 or older, there are no restrictions about working on building sites or elsewhere. There is also a scheme that is run for young apprentices. This applies to 14-16 year olds who want to do work experience in the industry or study towards a qualification.
What is a CITB apprenticeship?
A CITB Apprenticeship combines on-site experience with college learning to provide the right balance of training and real life experience.
How long is a Building apprenticeship?
3-4 years
The average length of time is 3-4 years. It is common to change employers to gain the necessary skills to complete your apprenticeship.
Is there an age limit for apprenticeships?
Anyone aged 16 and over could be eligible for an apprenticeship, including school leavers, graduates, career changers, and people looking to grow and develop within their current job.
How long does a Building apprenticeship take?
How long does a building apprenticeship take?
How do I register as an apprentice with CITB?
CITB Apprenticeship application form
- Your own email address.
- Your National Insurance Number.
- Scottish Candidate Number if you live in Scotland.
- English and Maths results if you live in England (or your expected results)
- Your preferred career path as you will need to tell us of at least one choice in your application form.
Who pays for the apprenticeship?
Employers
Employers must also pay their apprentice for time spent training or studying for a relevant qualification, whether while at work or at a college or training organisation. Employers must offer apprentices the same conditions as other employees working at similar grades or in similar roles.
How do I join the CITB?
How to register
- Employer registration form. Register for the Levy by completing our online form.
- Who should register? Find out who is in and out of scope.
- Registering your business. Find out what information you need to register your business.