Wales is expanding the routes available to people entering construction as the industry prepares for changing workforce demands across housebuilding, retrofit, energy efficiency and building services. New and updated qualifications will support eight apprenticeship pathways during 2026 and 2027, covering both traditional construction trades and skills increasingly associated with improving and decarbonising Wales' buildings.
Wales is expanding the routes available to people entering construction as the industry prepares for changing workforce demands across housebuilding, retrofit, energy efficiency and building services.
New and updated qualifications will support eight apprenticeship pathways during 2026 and 2027, covering both traditional construction trades and skills increasingly associated with improving and...
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Wales is expanding the routes available to people entering construction as the industry prepares for changing workforce demands across housebuilding, retrofit, energy efficiency and building services. New and updated qualifications will support eight apprenticeship pathways during 2026 and 2027, covering both traditional construction trades and skills increasingly associated with improving and decarbonising Wales' buildings.
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