Sydney student challenge gives future construction leaders hands-on industry experience. By Anoush Chohilli MCIOB, Ben Lunn and Lily Liu. Students from leading universities in Sydney and Newcastle, Australia, recently competed in…
Updates from the inaugural Asia-Pacific Fellows’ Forum. Continuing Professional Development (CPD) is a regular habit that is nurtured and encouraged, rather than seen as simply a requirement to be ticked…
How your decisions and leadership directly shape sustainability outcomes. Occasionally in the industry you hear a comment which just makes you sigh and remember how far we still must go.…
Proposed new eligibility criteria for engineering roles includes MCIOB recognition. The professional landscape for our members working within the Irish local government sector is undergoing its most significant transformation in…
The difference between mentoring and training providers. Completing your Professional Review is the final steps to becoming a Chartered Member of CIOB (MCIOB). While some candidates are confident preparing their…
Undergraduate degree in languages. What qualification did you do?I graduated from the University of Leeds with an undergraduate degree in languages (BA Hons, French) in 2001. I later completed a…
Management and Business degree What qualification did you do?I completed a degree in Management and Business Entrepreneurship at the University of Northampton, where I developed a strong foundation in business…
Photography BA (Hons) 2001-2004 What qualification did you do?Photography BA (Hons) 2001-2004Construction MSc - Construction Conversions Master Course which was RICS accredited - 2006-2008 MCIOB – achieved CIOB chartership in Jan…
Providing a trusted benchmark. In a marketplace saturated with construction training of varying quality, it can be difficult for learners and employers to identify courses that are of high quality…
Understanding the construction industry’s terminology. For newcomers to construction, the terminology and acronyms used across the sector can be confusing. One term used regularly is “digital twins”, but what does…