In today’s construction industry, Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) isn’t just an obligation—it’s a strategic advantage. Shared Apprenticeships enable businesses to meet CSR goals while strengthening the sector’s future.
Maximise Social Value: Contribute to local employment and meet public sector procurement requirements
Promote Inclusion: Create opportunities for diverse and underrepresented talent
Support Communities: Provide continuous training across multiple projects
Build Future Skills: Develop a flexible, site-ready workforce for long-term success
Strengthen Bids: Align with CSR and social impact criteria to boost tender performance
A smarter way to grow talent.
The Shared Apprenticeship Model allows multiple construction companies to share the responsibility of employing and training an apprentice. This means businesses can access fresh talent and develop future skills, without needing to commit to the full duration of an apprenticeship.
Access to Skilled Talent: A pipeline of motivated apprentices trained to industry standards
Cost-Effective: Share employment costs while accessing government funding and incentives
Custom Fit: Tailored apprentice placements to suit your business needs and project timelines
Support Diversity: Open up opportunities for young people from all backgrounds