Construction

If you’re someone with real vision who’s looking for excitement, variety and a chance to shape the world, working as a chartered surveyor could be just the job for you.

There can be few periods in recent history where changes are taking place at a breathtaking pace.  The impacts are very clear in terms of differences in economic opportunities; social and community changes; and with respect to the environment.

More often than not, if you choose a career that doesn’t suit your personality you become confused, unhappy and bored. No one wants a job they hate. So instead of a career based on what you think you should do – find a career that fits your personality. One that makes you want to get up in the morning.

Civil engineering is an interesting and rewarding career, offering the chance to work on all manner of projects all over the world, using your expertise and skills to help people and improve society.

Why civil engineering?

It’s time to dispel a few stereotypes about the construction industry. It’s modern, dynamic and becoming a very sexy industry to be a part of.

Matt Keen
Management Trainee - Production
Age: 25 yrs
Qualifications: BSc (Hons) Computing and Management at Loughborough University, and currently undertaking the CIOB diploma for non-cognate graduates.
Training Title: Non-Cognate Graduate Management Trainee

Young people who chose a career in the building services engineering sector via a vocational Advanced Apprenticeship (AA) are finding that their skills are in high demand. The diverse nature of an apprenticeship can appeal to women as it offers a challenging alternative to more traditional female jobs.