Open your doors and help recruit the next generation

By Mohammed Mayat 2022-12-19T07:00:00

Next year’s Open Doors event will involve young people visiting construction projects all over the UK, and now the DfE is on board making sure schools understand pathways into the industry

The Department for Education (DfE) is excited to be an official Community Partner for Open Doors 2023.

We know that getting young people out of the classroom and visiting places of work is a great way of inspiring them and opening their horizons, and Open Doors does just that. Delivered by Build UK, it’s a well-established programme, featuring dozens of construction sites, offices, factories and other facilities across the UK that are opening to the public, so visitors can actually see first-hand the ‘mysteries’ that go on behind those hoardings.

In other words, it’s the perfect taster to get young people interested in construction, because we know there’s nothing like seeing the industry in action.

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