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Selected from 40 applicants, the individuals had all expressed an interest in the field, and the academy offered them a chance to meet industry experts and develop their knowledge and understanding of the built environment.

The week was themed the ‘Eastern Cluster of tall buildings in the City of London’ and the teams spent time exclusively visiting the 22 Bishopsgate site, bringing to life the suggested improvements of their chosen areas. Volunteer-run workshops had the student’s focus on easing flow, minimising traffic, prioritising pedestrians and improving greenery and public space. The course gave them an insight into a dynamic London, understanding that all aspects - from buildings to bike routes - shape our city.

As part of the academy, industry professionals hosted career talks, representing the great range of job roles available, including site managers, architects and engineers. G&T Senior Project Manager Chantal Brill discussed her role within the construction industry so far, offering insight into the diverse opportunities available within the built environment.

Chantal is a member of G&T’s programme and as such has formed a professional network whilst developing a great deal of knowledge within the industry. G&T’s Next Generation Programme invests in the future leaders of the industry, creating opportunities for established professionals to connect and collaborate with emerging G&T talent.

Progression is at the heart of G&T and is one of the firm’s core values. G&T continues to support the next generation of the property industry to lessen the skills shortage and create an inclusive and diverse environment for individuals to work in.

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