Building Pathways
Constructing Careers for Emerging Talent
What Is Building Pathways?
We are a ground-breaking initiative that works with employers, training providers and specialist organisations to inspire and support new and emerging talent from under-represented groups to pursue careers in construction.
We do this by providing a tailored programme of information, advice and guidance, one to one industry-led mentoring and access to skills training, work placement & employment opportunities.
Candidates
Construction in the UK is booming. To meet this demand, employers are investing in new talent today, so there are hundreds of exciting career opportunities in construction across the UK now and in the future, with jobs available for all levels of skills & experience and all ages across a variety of different trades and roles.
If you are a member of one of our eligible groups and are interested in design, crafts, or the built environment register with us now, and we will help you find the right construction career.
Employers Network
We are looking for construction industry partners and mentors who are passionate about developing the careers of others and want to connect to an untapped, more diverse pool of talent.
If you would like to shape the careers of a new generation of workers and help meet your recruitment needs register with us today.
Our Partners
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To find out more about Building Pathways, our approach and current Partners, please click on the button below.
For further information contact us at info@buildingpathways.org.uk
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White House · Beech Road · Merstham · Surrey · RH1 3AE
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