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Our commitment to learning means that everyone here has the opportunity to study for qualifications, leading to membership of professional bodies.And there is a clear pathway for each apprentice, though to Chartered Engineer level.

It’s to attract young people and develop their talents that, for the last few years, Bryden Wood has been taking on apprentices.We currently employ apprentices at all levels: including those working towards an HND and university degree.. Our first apprentice, Kane Axten, tells us about his time here.. Why an apprenticeship, not university?.“When I left school, after A Levels, I knew I was interested in the construction industry, but didn't feel university was right for me.

I wanted work experience and an income, not a loan, so I applied for an Advanced Level Digital Delivery Apprenticeship through www.gov.uk/apply-apprenticeship.”.What do you do at Bryden Wood?.

“I am what’s called a BIM (Buildings Information Modelling) Coordinator, which means I digitally design and deliver building services in the Mechanical and Electrical (M&E) Engineering department.

The 3D design models I create contain all the data that’s needed.The aim is to keep the data as close to the creator as possible, and to keep the creator in control.

The National Digital Twin aims to create a translation mechanism called the Information Management Framework.This won’t be a massive data store sitting in the cloud.

Instead, it’s a federated system allowing different parties to find and use data from other sources, and to check whether they’re allowed to do so..However, certain problems remain.