MPs get behind new construction qualification

By Jordan Marshall2018-09-11T06:00:00

Qualification designed by ISG and examination board WJEC set to be launched later today

A new construction qulification developed by ISG and examination board WJEC is set to be launched in the House of Commons this afternoon.

The course, which is the country’s first Level 3 Applied Diploma in Professional Construction Practice (PCP), will be officially launched at an event hosted by Labour MP Christina Rees later today.

The course is aimed at students who would normally focus on core STEM subjects and aims to both change perceptions of the industry and better prepare young people for progression into Level 4 built environment qualifications.

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