Busy Bee Recruitment writes:
Here are three ways to get a career in construction:
Apprenticeship:
It is never too late to enroll yourself onto an apprenticeship, whether it is self-funded or through college or a company, you will find this very beneficial to enhance your skills and knowledge. Apprenticeships enable to 'earn while you learn'. It gives you the opportunity to gain a qualification and extra knowledge in a job that you want to do. It also helps on your CV when you want to progress further.
University:
Before considering university make sure you research the industry and the type of job you want to go into. Make sure it is right for you and enroll yourself onto a university degree. The university degrees for this industry take around three to four years to complete. Degrees show employers that you are dedicated and willing to make a big investment in your future career.
Other training and acedemic courses included:
- Construction degree apprenticeships
- BTECs
- HNDs
- Foundation degrees
- Undergraduate degrees
- NVQs in specific trades
Word of mouth:
If you are lucky enough to have family members or friends in the trade then you will find this the easiest way to get into the industry. You will need to have a CSCS card and able to work on sites. The company might even put you through an apprenticeship or relevant courses to be able to do the job. If you do a a good job and impress then you can work your way up.
If you are looking at getting a career in the construction industry then get in touch with our Construction, Trades & Labour Consultant, Louise Smalley >> 01353 880253 / 01223 628740 or email Louise@busybeerecruitment.co.uk