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The CIOB Corporate Plan and Modern Professionalism
We spent a lot of 2021 and 2022 preparing for our new Corporate Plan that runs from this year to 2028 and we struck on one overarching theme of Modern Professionalism.
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Decarbonisation of Housing: Committee Report
The Senedd's Climate Change, Environment, and Infrastructure Committee has recently published the findings from its consultation on the decarbonisation of the private housing sector.
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Our Chartered qualifications are externally benchmarked
CIOB is committed to supporting Construction Professionals to be recognised internationally for their high standards and professionalism.
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Degree Apprenticeships paving the way to tackle skills gaps
Back in 2022 the CIOB was approved on the register for End Point Assessment Organisations and although it is still early days, we are seeing a positive shift towards the way apprenticeships in the built environment are being received by employers.
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Unsung women
I have to confess that I had not heard about Blue Monday until last week. So I did welcome positive nuggets of news amongst the gloom, as well as some food for thought.
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The CIOB's new Corporate Plan has been published
Many of you already know that the CIOB has a Royal Charter to promote the science and practice of building and construction for the benefit of society.
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The Levelling Up Opportunity in 2023
As the political chaos that was 2022 fades slowly into memory those working in the built environment, including the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB), wait with bated breath to see how the levelling up agenda will progress and evolve into 2023.
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Collaborating to tackle quality
The Quality Tracker is a welcome and timely contribution to one of the most pressing issues of our day: quality.