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lorenzo mwenewanda
“I feel like I’m part of something bigger. I know my role in the team and the team’s role in the wider business – it’s really motivating to feel like that”
balancing kids and a degree apprenticeship - chloe bullock's story
Balancing kids and a degree apprenticeship can be hard, but it's genuinely one of the best things I've ever done
rhianna ord
From T Level work experience to trainee site manager on her own secondary school
evie marsden
Using volunteering leave days for a trip to Paris! Hear Evie's story
christabel sogbe
"I want to encourage young people, young girls and women in general to be a part of what we’re doing, and show them that anyone can succeed here"
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jess dyer
"I felt grateful that my team thought of me and put me forward for the award."
andy may
"It goes without saying that I think it's incredible for Kier to be nominated in the Diversity and Inclusion Initiative of the Year category at these awards."
tom garnett
"I genuinely love the industry so to be nominated for the award means a lot!" 
riana hattrell
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cheuk-yin cheung
"I'm working somewhere that values my progression as a graduate." From Hong Kong to the UK, Cheuk-Yin's story.
alice anderson
From supportive teams to exciting projects, learn more about what a role in quantity surveying could look like for you.
tatenda ward
From summer intern to assistant quantity surveyor, here's Tatenda's journey into construction.
rutendo manyundwa
The Empower Programme: supporting underrepresented groups within Kier.
parin
“It’s a great way of achieving a degree qualification and not having to take a single penny in student loans!”
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tracey collins
Apprenticeships are breaking down barriers and making the construction industry a better place to work.
jessica
“Working in design means I am able to support the industry’s carbon agenda which is incredibly important to me”
shannon park
"Kier has supported me in so many ways, from putting me onto the degree apprenticeship, to helping me move into a different area of the business so I could stay here and continue learning.”
alexis ezekiel-hart
“Things like Open Doors Week are important for you to see yourself what goes on in a site, and you might be really interested by it.”
kris
“Through the knowledge I’ve learnt, I can make a difference to the environment that we’re responsible for and should strive to protect.”
mark
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max
“If you’re like I was, and you want to learn while in the working world, then I’d definitely recommend an apprenticeship.”
harrison
“I feel valued, like I am making a difference and I would definitely recommend an apprenticeship at Kier”
nicola
“I was 27 when I started my apprenticeship and I thought I was way too old, but it was the best decision I ever made.”
carly
“My husband’s job in the Armed Forces tries to be flexible but often it is me that has to bend, and I’m very grateful that Kier gives me the time and space I need to do that.”
emily beale
“I’m proud to work for a company that believes in its people.”
michael musgrove
“It’s been clear to me that the construction industry is hugely supportive of veterans and service leavers. There’s a place for us here.”
mandy & zoe
“A job share works for us”
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