The Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) has confirmed a major investment in National Construction Colleges (NCC) over the next three years.
The investment in NCC sites at Erith, Bircham, and Inchinnan will support the expansion of the training provision, increasing the range and volume of apprenticeship and commercial training opportunities available.
The investment across the three sites will total £39 million over the next three years.
Redevelopment work at Erith is already underway with the capital investment approved by the board of trustees.
The project includes new training buildings and the installation of new technology to support the college’s growth and sustainability goals.
Kirsty Evans, executive principal for NCC, said: “NCC is firmly focused on achieving great outcomes for our learners and employers. We’re already seeing the impact of this in high learner retention and achievement rates, reflecting the culture of quality that has been embedded in our practices.
“Our vision for NCC is to support the construction industry by expanding our training offer, delivering high-quality teaching and learner support, and collaborating with the wider industry to maximise our impact.”
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