Creating Futures in Construction
Providing career opportunities, education, skills and social value
We believe great responsibility is entrusted to the construction industry in the communities in which we work.
Wynne Futures is a robust framework of four individual hubs, each with its own particular focus to deliver knowledge, skills, training and development, and support for social value across all our business operations.
Foundation Hubs - Find out more-
112
No. of Construction Careers Information, Advice & Guidance (CCIAG) Events achieved
- 154 No. of Apprentices operating across our project sites
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63
Work experience placements achieved
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86
Average training weeks achieved per £m of project spend
Since 2015, we have achieved the above KPI results from our projects across the region
Impacting communities beyond 2020
Each hub in Wynne Futures has set targets to achieve the aims of our Foundation, click on the Hub links below to find out more…
Testimonials
How the Foundation can help
Generally, the reaction of being a female and going into a trade has been brilliant and people are pleased for me and have provided a lot of encouragement.
I’ve really enjoyed my time working out on site and it was such a crucial part to help with my development. I actually find painting and decorating to be relaxing
Lucy Davies Coleg Cambria
I was a good joiner but I knew I wanted to get into management. I enjoy working for Wynne Construction as they look after their employees and believe in staff development.
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Mark Wilson Wynne Construction - Site Manager
We are thrilled to have received the help from Coleg Cambria, Wynne Construction, Linney Cooper, Kronospan and Tesco, this project would not have progressed without their help.
We’re a local charity and this will make a big difference to us and what we can offer in the future.
Denise Chadwick Plas Madoc Leisure Centre
When Wynne Construction’s name came up at the Job Centre, I asked if I could apply for a work experience placement there. The placements are voluntary and you are required to spend two weeks on them.
I asked to stay on longer at the site. Other guys said I was an idiot for working voluntarily. I disagreed and I’m the one with the job now.
Brian Edwards Wynne Construction Site Operative