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Construction Recruitment Drive

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Aug 15 2003

The Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) has launched their “Positive Image” campaign to attract 13 to 19 year olds to consider a career in construction.

The campaign will aim to show that people can be proud of a career in construction, there are many exciting and rewarding options, construction is about making things that will stand the test of time and opportunities are available for all – including women and ethnic minorities. They are also targeting the brightest and best candidates with a push on graduate careers and lifelong learning.

Online careers information is also being made available through bconstructive.co.uk. The specially designed website features include up-to-date news and features about construction careers, visitor polls, games and a construction careers quiz.

Source: CITB

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