Our construction courses are delivered across our campuses, with opportunities in multiskills, maintenance operations and specialist trades. Whether you’re a school leaver starting out or an adult looking to upskill or retrain, you’ll develop practical, job-ready skills in professional workshop environments.
Show off your skills
As a learner at Suffolk New College, not only will you be able to exhibit your new skills in the classroom and workplace, but you will also have the opportunity to participate in regional and national competitions.
Past learners have gone on to compete in a vast range of World Skills competitions, and those closer to home have demonstrated their abilities at the Suffolk Show.
CSCS Testing & Certification
Suffolk New College is an approved CITB Internet Test Centre, helping learners prepare for and pass their CSCS test and apply for the correct CSCS card for their role in construction.
Explore Suffolk New College
Our CampusesIndustry Partners
View allWe work with a wide range of employers to shape our courses and give students real-world experience.
Here’s just a selection – view all partners to see our full network.
Industry Partner
All Star Safety
Industry Partner
Balfour Beatty
Industry Partner
Barnes Construction
Industry Partner
Breheney
Industry Partner
Brooks and Wood Limited
Industry Partner
Castons
Industry Partner
Concertus
Industry Partner
Construction Training Services
Industry Partner
DPL Group
Industry Partner
Flannery
Book an Open Event and come visit us!
Come and visit us on one of our college Open Events, where you can find out more about our courses, check out our facilities and speak to current learners and staff.
Careers in the Construction Sector
Help & Support
Moving from school to college can be something of a culture shock. But at Suffolk New College we’ve created a supportive, social environment where you can easily get access to the help and advice you need, make new friends and get the most out of your time with us.
Looking to earn while you learn?
On an apprenticeship, you’re employed to do a real job while studying for a formal qualification – usually for one day a week at College.
