Sophie Lewis

Apprenticeships are a vital part of the skills gap solution

The NAS and its Members were represented this week by our Training Manager, Lorraine Shepherd, at the Cross-Industry Construction Apprenticeship Taskforce (CCATF) Meeting/Seminar held at the iconic location of City Hall, London. We are proud Members of the CCATF – you can find out more about their apprenticeship vision by downloading their report (found at the …

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What is the difference between the Government Apprenticeship Levy and the CITB Levy?

During our Training Managers’ visits to Members, the following question has been asked: “What is the difference between the Government Apprenticeship Levy and the CITB Levy?” It has become apparent that an update/overview of this subject would prove beneficial, so a PDF has been put together to help answer this question which you can download or …

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NAS joins Build UK as a Trade Association Member

The National Association of Shopfitters (NAS) is delighted to have joined Build UK as a Trade Association Member. Build UK brings together businesses from across the construction industry, including the largest Contractors and Trade Associations, presenting a strong industry voice influencing Government, policy makers, investors and consumers to create the conditions for construction supply chains to thrive. James Filus, Director …

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Being a school governor: Four different insights from Triplar and the NAS

At school, extracurricular activities are always encouraged – they’ll look good on your college or university application, they’ll add another dimension to your CV, they’ll put you above the competition when it comes to an entry level job or apprenticeship. But once you’re an adult in a full-time job, what’s the point in doing something …

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