The Women and Work Programme is part of a £25 million government investment for the training and development of 25,000 women, across a range of industries within which women are currently under-represented. The programme is one of a variety of measures which aims to help close the gender pay gap in a generation and stimulate cultural change among employers.

ConstructionSkills has been delivering the Women and Work project since November 2006. They have successfully secured additional funding through the UKCES Employer Investment
Fund (EIF) to build and expand on the previous phases of the programme ensuring that it can continue to March 2012.

Women Working in Construction Foundation Course (3 day) – £90.00

A highly interactive 3 day course aimed at women who are relatively new to the industry and would benefit from having an overview of the construction industry and the key drivers.
ILM Level 3 Award in Leadership and Management (5 day) – £180.00

This five day course is intended to develop the leadership and management skills of practising or aspiring first time managers.

There are limited places (subject to eligibility*) available so early booking in highly  recommended.

To download the Women in Work brochure, which includes further information and regional contact details, visit www.cicskills.org.uk/resources/resources.php