Going to Uni
Going to university gives you the opportunity to gain a higher level of academic qualifications, which in turn will help you get further up the ladder when you start your career in construction.
Degrees are usually studied at university rather than higher-education colleges and last between 3 and 5 years, depending on the programme being studied and whether you take it full or part time. A degree tends to be the highest rung of the ladder, and achievement can lead straight to chartered or incorporated status.
A degree will be a lot more specific in study areas than vocational qualifications and will require more specific entry requirements. A good idea is to take a Construction and the Built Environment course, accredited by a professional institution, which will be highly regarded in the construction industry. Why not find out more and visit www.ucas.co.uk