Quack Recruitment & Training to Train 80 Construction and Utilities Training Places in Hampshire

Hampshire adults looking to get into construction, civil engineering or utilities will have more opportunities to train for site work after Hampshire County Council increased Quack Recruitment & Training’s Skills Bootcamp contract by £112,000. The funding supports 35 additional learner places and gives local employers a way to meet people who have trained for entry-level roles.

Picture of adult learners taking part in a construction training session at Quack Recruitment & Training. | Quack Recruitment & Training Ltd

placeholder image — Picture of adult learners taking part in a construction training session at Quack Recruitment & Training. | Quack Recruitment & Training Ltd

For Adults Looking to get into Site Work

Quack’s three-week Pathway to Construction Utilities Skills Bootcamp covers site health and safety, manual handling and safe working practices. Learners work towards industry-recognised qualifications and get help with CVs, applications and interview preparation. Eligible adults aged 19 and over in the Hampshire County Council area who are out of work can train at no cost. Eligible unemployed learners who successfully complete the course are offered an interview for a relevant job.

Check eligibility and apply at https://quackrecruitmentandtraining.co.uk/skills-bootcamps/construction-utilities/hcc/

For employers looking to recruit or train staff

Construction firms, civil engineering contractors and utilities employers can tell Quack about upcoming vacancies, meet candidates who have completed the course and offer interviews. They can also share the skills they look for in new starters or ask about training for existing staff. Employer PH Brickwork has highlighted learners’ understanding of manual handling, personal protective equipment and working safely around others on site.

Email [email protected] to discuss vacancies, interviews or training for your team.