Training
The latest news from the Stone Industry
Apprenticeship Ambassador Gillian Keegan MP has a go at stonecarving under the watchful eye of apprentice Emma during her visit to Chichester Stoneworks as part of National Apprenticeship Week - appropriate, too, that 8 March, when Gillian Keegan visited, was International Women's Day.
CITB is increasing apprenticeship grants and making them easier to understand.
Stonemasonry students at work at Weymouth College.
Generation Z has skills your business is going to need, as we discover in National Apprenticeship Week (4-9 March).
Mark Priestman is a Partner at Priestman Associates LLP, a leading façade preservation project consultancy. From stonemasonry and heritage skills through to Site Supervision and Conservation Management, the partnership is trusted by the leading brands of the sector as an NVQ provider for experienced, upskiller and apprentice workers.
CITB is asking for industry help to develop short duration courses that the stone industry needs.
Mark Priestman provides training in the stone industry and writes a regular column on the subject in Natural Stone Specialist magazine.
Callum Munro receives his Gold Medal for stonemasonry at the SkillBuild final from Gina Webster, CITB’s Product Category Manager.
Nigel Gilkinson (left), who runs the stonemasonry courses at the Building Crafts College in Stratford, London, shows some of those who attended the NSITG annual meeting around the College workshops.
Talasey has launched at training acadamy for hard landscaping. Pictured here are some of the trainees with their City & Guild certificates being awarded by Talasay.
Read this before you decide to get the Red CSCS card...
Mark Priestman writes a column about training in Natural Stone Specialist magazine.
There are opportunities in stonemasonry.
Mark Priestman.