All Students articles – Page 48
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Ucatt slams Olympic training standards
Union says 90% of apprentice training on the Olympic will not be to the recommended levels
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NewsRevealed: the Tesco collapse that killed a three year old
Building obtains a report that cites ‘poor construction’ in fatal 2006 accident in Turkey
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NewsWorld’s first eco-festival
Cabe's climate change festival will explore how we plan, design and use our cities
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Hips energy assessors earn less than £10,000
Most energy performance certifiers inspect just over one home per day at a rate of £30-45
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Oxford University campus attracts star-studded shortlist
Oxford university has shortlisted Bennetts Associates, David Chipperfield, Kohn Pedersen Fox and Wilkinson Eyre for two academic buildings worth £150m.
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Diploma to double intake
Places on the construction and built environment diploma will be doubled for September 2009, under plans announced by the government.
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NewsT5 gets off to a faltering start
Opening of Terminal 5 to passengers marred by cancelled flights and baggage delays
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NewsF+G launches virtual university
University offers e-learning facilities and helps firm share knowledge across its network
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Construction’s best employers named
A quarter of the top 100 employers in the UK come from the construction, housing and property sectors, according to The Sunday Times’ 100 Best Companies to Work.
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NewsDavis Langdon in top 50 of '100 Best Companies to Work For'
Plus, RLB ranks 69th and T&T comes 80th in the Sunday Times awards
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NewsLondon teenagers launch planning manifesto
Initiative to get young people involved in built environment launches at City Hall
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Work begins on legendary Manchester music venue
Construction work will transform venue that saw shows by Joy Division and Simply Red by 2009
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UK in top league for sustainable inventions
Government hopes to nurture tomorrow's inventors with competition for schoolchildren featuring Wallace and Gromit
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NewsJunior Open House seeks design mentors for children
Education charity is recruiting design professionals to inspire a love of architecture among young people
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Crossrail will require 8,000 new workers by 2012
Training body predicts infrastructure squeeze that may push up costs and cause project delays
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NewsKen Livingstone reveals plans to save historic music venues
Mayor proposes new planning rules to save small music venues in London
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NewsTrust appeals for youth scheme support
Budding Brunels project aims to interest school leavers in construction
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NewsEmployers use apprentice schemes to boost productivity
Survey shows most firms see apprenticeships as more cost-effective than hiring skilled staff
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Carillion to create 1,000 jobs in the next two years
Carillion expects to create over 1,000 jobs in the next two years as a result of its £554m takeover of Alfred McAlpine.