Read the latest magazine Industry News Skills & Training FE Colleges Join Forces with CITB to Improve Provision and Support in Welsh Construction 30 January 2023 ON BEHALF OF MEMBER COLLEGES, ColegauCymru has signed an Agreement with the Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) in a move to support the provision of construction qualifications and support for learners, apprentices and employers across Wales. This comes as the industry continues to demand talent, qualifications and skills that are fit for purpose, future-proofed and that will support the Welsh economy in the long term. The Agreement will strengthen the relationship between FE colleges and the construction industry in Wales. Improved Provision and Support ColegauCymru Strategic Work-based learning Group Chair, Dr Barry Walters, said: “The signing of this Agreement comes at a time of great change for the construction sector in Wales, with significant recent investment in the provision and delivery of qualifications and skills. This partnership is key to ensuring that learners and apprentices receive the appropriate training and skills required to be able to make a valuable contribution to the industry and economy. “We’re pleased to establish a new working relationship with CITB which shows our collective commitment to continue to strive for excellence through raising skills benchmarks, adding value to the construction workforce and business development activities.” CITB Engagement Director for Wales, Julia Stevens, added: “The demand for a breadth of quality construction roles continues to increase. It’s essential that we continue to work closely with FE colleges and stakeholders across Wales to best serve the needs of learners, employers and the industry more broadly. “The Agreement will also help to ensure that learners receive the correct training and skills, and support the construction industry to have a skilled, competent and inclusive workforce now and in the future.” >> Read more about CITB in the news Previous article CPA Forecasts Recession in Construction for 2023Next article 6 Weeks for Developers to Sign £2bn Repair Contract Share article You may also like View all News Industry News +1 25 September 2026 Just a Quarter of Life-Critical Fire Defects Fixed in Social Housing Since 2017 Health & Safety +2 25 September 2026 Warning Issued as ‘Deadly’ Roof Sheet Freebie Offers Put Lives at Risk Health & Safety +2 25 September 2026 Two Construction Firms Fined Following Design Change Failure Industry News +2 24 September 2026 Industry Calls for Stronger SME Support to Turn Vocational GCSEs into Careers Sign Up to Roofing Today Stay up to date with all of the latest news from Roofing Today by signing up to our weekly Bulletins… Sign Up Today Get in Touch Check out the latest issue 126 September-October 2026 View Now Past Issues Get in Touch