A Government-backed online portal allows skilled individuals to showcase their experience and expertise and helps businesses across the industry find the skills they need.
A not-for-profit programme, backed by Government, business organisations, professional institutions and construction unions. It’s part of the Chancellor of the Exchequer’s Plan for Jobs.
Benefits at a glance
- Candidates can upload profiles and CVs to showcase their experience and expertise
- Businesses list latest vacancies (plus company profiles, news and events) to skilled workers who are actively looking for new opportunities
- Business can search candidates’ online profiles and CVs on a local, regional and national basis
- Offers temporary employee loans between businesses
Join the 400+ companies already benefiting and register now
This online portal allows skilled individuals to showcase their experience and expertise and helps businesses across the industry find the skills they need.
Since launch on 24 July 2020, over 400 businesses have registered to use the Scheme. These companies – drawn from across Britain – range from multinational engineering giants to micro businesses. Early adopters who have roles listed at launch include EDF, Balfour Beatty, and Travis Perkins.
Launches 21 September 2021: a Government-backed early careers platform for the construction industry; the place for talented people to find first jobs, apprenticeships and work experience.
Helping young people find their first jobs, apprenticeships, traineeships and work experience in construction and the built environment.
Talentview Construction will enable candidates to browse opportunities by signing up to alerts for job and training opportunities, get advice on construction job roles and the best routes into the industry, and build their own online profile so employers can find them.
Showcase your business
Employers can use it to showcase their business to talented new recruits and upload all their early career vacancies, including traineeships, apprenticeships and graduate jobs. They can also search for suitable candidates and directly contact students and apprentices, as well as connecting more closely with schools, universities and construction colleges.
Request a demo
Employers can sign up or ask for a demonstration of the new portal – call Christian Warden on 07903 701503
It is estimated that the construction industry needs to recruit more than 217,000 new workers between now and 2025 to support its current activity, including the development of exciting new careers in digitalisation and sustainability.
Talentview Construction makes it easier for those searching for such a career in construction to join, taking advantage of an exciting array of opportunities, given the sector’s role at the heart of the UK’s economic recovery. Construction already employs about three million people, providing multiple career paths through the sector.