Funding and pathways to construction
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The Tile Association > Funding and pathways to construction
The information below sets out the most common routes of entry into construction for young people in England leaving school and how they might suit different employers.
Choose from more than a hundred construction-related apprenticeships at four different levels covering qualification levels 2-7
Find out moreAn option for Further Education for students who have completed their GCSEs in Year 11
Find out moreStart as a labourer, providing hands-on experience of work in the industry and allowing employers to identify potential apprentices and trainees
Find out moreA Level 3 qualification industry placement, delivered in sixth form or college in coordination with an employer over two years for 16-19 year olds
Find out moreA skills development programme lasting from six weeks to one year (most take less than six months), including an industry placement of 70 hours or more
Find out moreAn option for Higher Education for students who have obtained suitable qualifications at a Higher Education level (such as A Levels, BTECS, HNCs or HNDs)
Find out moreA government-funded school in an area of high demand for STEM talent, supported by a local university and a group of industry partners
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