A training hub in the East of England for bricklaying and groundworker apprenticeships
Our third training hub in Cambridge will support the next generation of skilled house builders in the East of England. It will train more than 100 apprentices per year and will immerse apprentices in a realistic working environment adjacent to the Histon Football Club. The training hub is a purpose-built facility, equipped with classrooms, welfare and catering facilities.
Built in partnership with Hill, these training hubs form part of our ongoing commitment to support the next generation of house builders, equipping them with the skills to build high quality new homes. The scheme will train apprentices all year round with numerous cohort intakes throughout the year.
Intake dates
| Groundworker | Spaces Remaining |
| 5 August 2024 | 12 |
| Bricklaying | Spaces Remaining |
| 9 September 2024 | 14 |
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Visit our training hubs to take a tour of the facilities, meet the expert trainers and find out more about the apprenticeship courses.
Find out more about the courses we offer at our training hubs.
After an initial 5-week period of intensive hands-on training at one of our unique training hubs, apprentices will join a site health and safety savvy and with sufficient basic skills to be able to positively contribute from day one.
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Groundworkers are the first trades on any construction site and their work is fundamental to preparing the site for new homes to be built. This Level 2 accelerated apprenticeship will typically take 18 months to complete. Apprentices will split their time between blocks of training at our unique training hubs (initially at Tamworth) alongside onsite delivery with their employer.
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Kyle and Kane Reynolds were looking forward to starting their careers working on site as bricklayers with DPH Construction, but an unexpected challenge arose.
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Nick's been working hard building his career brick by brick to perfect his skill through an apprenticeship with Bloor Homes.
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Reece had been looking for an opportunity to get into bricklaying since school and was pleased to finally find one.
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Tom decided to change his plans after leaving school to a more practical option, starting his career in construction.
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