Training provider

NORTHERN REGENERATION CIC

Employer reviews

Good (4 reviews)

Employer review details

Statement	Percentage of employers that selected this as a "strength"	Percentage of employers that selected this as "needs improvement"	Total number of employers that selected this statement
Communication with employers	100%	0%	3
Getting new apprentices started	50%	50%	2
Improving apprentice skills	0%	100%	2
Working with small numbers of apprentices	100%	0%	2
Initial assessment of apprentices	50%	50%	2
Providing the right training at the right time	0%	100%	1
Reporting on progress of apprentices	0%	100%	1
Training facilities	0%	100%	1

Apprentice reviews

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Provider overview

The Construction Skills Village has been designed by industry for industry. The Construction Skills Village is a construction training centre delivering accredited, non-accredited and apprenticeship frameworks to individuals from a construction training centre based within the heart of a major new housing development. Learners and apprentices are trained within a real site environment providing them with working conditions conducive to their day to day activities and not from within a college workshop.

The Construction Skills Village works in partnership with a range of partners including housing developers, housing associations, micro and SME organisations across the Yorkshire and Humber Region.

Courses offered

View all 7 courses offered by this provider

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Bricklayer (level 2)

Carpentry and joinery (level 2)

Construction plant operative (level 2)

Groundworker (level 2)

Installation and maintenance electrician (level 3)

Plasterer (level 2)

Scaffolder (level 2)

Apprenticeship training course

Groundworker (level 2)

43% achievement rate (out of 10 apprentices)

51% national achievement rate

Explain achievement rate

The percentage of apprentices who successfully achieved their apprenticeship when trained by this provider on a course in this subject area. This rate uses data from the 2021 to 2022 academic year.