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PhD Study on Workforce Training in Offsite Construction
PhD Study on Workforce Training in Offsite Construction
Abstract
Abstract
The offsite construction industry is rapidly evolving due to advancements in digitalization and industrialization. This transformation necessitates an evaluation of the skills and training required for tradespeople to succeed in this changing landscape. This research aims to address the skills gap by identifying the necessary competencies and adapting vocational education and training (VET) programs to meet these new demands, ultimately contributing to the preparation of a skilled workforce for the future of offsite construction.
Study Highlights
Study Highlights
Uncover the Essential Skills: Pinpoint the specific technical competencies and qualifications required by tradespeople to drive success in offsite construction.
Decode Workplace Learning: Reveal the hidden organizational factors that influence workplace learning in industrialized construction environments.
Map the Learning Landscape: Chart the diverse ways offsite construction firms cultivate expertise, paving the way for agile, industry-ready VET programs.
Unlock Benefits Through Participation
Unlock Benefits Through Participation
Potential Benefits to Participating Companies
Potential Benefits to Participating Companies
Tailored observations about your workforce and training approaches
Opportunity to contribute to research shaping our industry's future
Partnering with University College London (UCL)
What’s Required
What’s Required
Study from September 3, 2024 to January 14, 2025
8-10 consecutive days of on-site access
No financial commitment required
Your participation may be instrumental in shaping the future of offsite construction workforce development.
Research Fieldwork Request Proposal
Research Fieldwork Request Proposal
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