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Yes, and many do. Here is how funding works and how to make the case.
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Yes. Employers often pay for training that helps their staff work safely and win work, such as cards, NVQs and SMSTS. Some of that cost can be offset by grants or apprenticeship funding.
| Route | Who it helps | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Direct employer payment | Any worker | Simplest route, agreed with your manager |
| CITB grants | Employers registered with CITB and up to date with levy returns | Available to non-levy payers too |
| Apprenticeship funding | New or existing staff on an apprenticeship | Minimum 8 months and at least 187 off-the-job hours from August 2025 |
Employers planning for a team should read group training for staff and planning a workforce training programme.
Funding can cut the cost of training, but employers often miss it or lose it.
If you want training, ask your employer. Explain how it helps the business, such as allowing you to supervise or operate plant. Many employers fund training if they see the benefit.
Tell us where you are now and where you want to get to. We will match you to the right course, test and card.
See construction coursesCall 0208 099 4324Employers must provide the health and safety training needed for the job. Career qualifications are often funded by agreement.
Employers registered with CITB and up to date with levy returns, including non-levy payers.
Some employers use a training agreement. Read it before you sign.
Options are more limited. Speak to Coteca about current routes.
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