CTF is creating a skilled Western Australian workforce.
The building and construction industry pays a levy directed to training the workers our State needs.
CTF collects the levy and uses it to reduce the cost of training our industry workforce. The levy pays for training, programs and grants.
CTF has launched a pilot program for mature-age apprentices and trainees to diversify our workforce.
Click below to find out more about our mature-age pilot.
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The Construction Training Fund (CTF) has announced a pilot program that aims to improve the construction industry’s capacity to employ mature-age apprentices and trainees.
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General Manager of Inspired Homes, Paula West, has been appointed to the Building & Construction Industry Training Board for a three-year term.
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The Construction Training Fund celebrates the graduation of sixty four of the most employable pre-apprentices in WA.
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The BCIT Board is pleased to announce the appointment of Tiffany Allen as Chief Executive Officer of the Construction Training Fund.
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We are pleased to announce the reopening of the Construction Futures Centre (CFC) from Monday 8 June 2020.
Read more »CTF announced a $30.6 million support package on 23 April to assist the building and construction industry to maintain a skilled workforce during the COVID-19 crisis.
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Read up on the latest updates from our Executive Director Alan Jackson.
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Exciting new developments are currently happening in the Construction Futures Centre to help visitors learn more about job roles in construction and where it can take them.
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The METRONET update has been provided by Dr Peter Ebell, Executive Director, Strategic Industry Projects, from North Metropolitan.
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Artibus Innovation is developing its Industry Skills Forecast for 2020 for the Construction, Plumbing and Services and Property Services industries, and we want to hear from you.
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Welcome to Rob Berryman who was appointed the new Director, Skills Development at the end of October 2019.
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Our Industry Training Advisor Lorraine headed out to Narrogin Senior High School last week for the final Try A Trade of the year.
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Thanks to the feedback from our visitors over the past 18 months, the CFC is set to undergo a small face lift during the 2020 school holidays.
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It was certainly been a very busy year in the Construction Futures Centre with not only visitors but some new and exciting projects ready to go in 2020.
Read more »Find more media such as Videos, News, Research, Annual Reports and Downloads in our Media Hub.
Media Hub »The Construction Futures Centre is an exciting new excursion venue for students from Year 5 through to Year 12 and is now open for bookings.
Find out more »The Construction Futures Centre is an exciting new excursion venue for students from Year 5 through to Year 12 and is now open for bookings.
Find out more »The Centre includes a range of virtual and augmented reality technologies, artefacts and static displays. Together, these experiences highlight the variety of occupations and career pathways within the industry and demonstrate the industry's importance to the economic and social wellbeing of the State.
