Are you based in Cambridge and interested in working within the Construction industry?

Building opportunities in Cambridge for Women into Construction:

Cambridge is looking at a brighter future for women wanting to work in the construction industry as Women into Construction (WiC) cements a new relationship with Hill, an award-winning housebuilder and one of the leading developers across the south east.

Women into Construction is an independent not-for-profit organisation promoting gender equality in construction. WiC provides bespoke support to women wishing to work in the construction industry.

Thinking of working in Construction? How can Women into Construction support you?

WiC offers;

• Free construction related training to help you gain your CSCS card, your passport to working in the industry.
• Access to industry-based work placements with travel and childcare expenses paid.
• Support in finding paid employment.
• Help developing CV and interview skills.

Construction offers the potential for an interesting and well-paid career. This includes office-based roles such as technical co-ordination, planning and quantity surveying as well as site-based roles such as trades, engineering and health and safety positions.

Hill has enabled WiC to begin working with women in Cambridge by offering work placements across their central sites.

If you are looking for opportunities in Cambridge and would like to know more about how WiC and Hill can support you, we are holding an information session on Monday 7th October at Hill’s Athena Sales and Marketing Suite, Eddington, Cambridge, CB3 1SE, 10am – 12pm.

This session will include;

• An introduction from WiC and Hill
• Details on training and work placements available in Cambridge
• Talks from women working at Hill about their experiences in the industry
• Networking with the opportunity for CV and Interview advice and guidance

Spaces are limited, so booking is essential. Please register here

Or for more information, please contact shelley.lawr[email protected] or call Shelley on 07380 808036

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