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Building Her Future — Kaitlin Brownell Joins Gallaway Construction as an Apprentice Site Manager
Following a successful paid placement with Gallaway Construction, Kaitlin Brownell has officially progressed to become an Apprentice Site Manager, marking an exciting milestone in her journey into the construction industry. Kaitlin’s story began with a short two-week placement through the Sale Sharks Employability Programme — a hands-on opportunity facilitated by Construction For Women . Her performance during that placement exceeded all expectations, leading Gallaway to ext
Sep 282 min read


Shaping the Future: How Ella Davies is Thriving with Gallaway Construction & CFW
Ella Davies’ journey into the construction industry exemplifies how early opportunities, guidance, and structured support can open doors for talented young women. Ella began her experience with Gallaway Construction while studying at the University of Salford, joining the team for a three-week Quantity Surveying (QS) placement at the Grafton Centre project. During this time, she received on-site training and mentorship from project QS Rodica Matei, gaining practical insights
May 182 min read


From Placement to Possibility — Kaitlin Brownell’s Journey with Gallaway Construction
Sometimes, all it takes is one opportunity to change the course of a career. For Kaitlin Brownell , that opportunity came through Construction For Women and Gallaway Construction . Sale Sharks work experience students at Gallaway Construction Grafton Centre site After completing a two-week unpaid placement as part of the Sale Sharks Level 2 Employability Programme for NEET participants, Kaitlin quickly made an impression. Her enthusiasm, reliability, and willingness to lea
Mar 241 min read


From Taster Day to Training: How Myleigh-Anne Walker Found Her Path in Construction
Myleigh-Anne Walker - Former Taster Day Attendee For Myleigh-Anne Walker, a 15-year-old student from Lowton High School, construction has always been more than just bricks and mortar — it’s a field full of creativity, problem-solving, and opportunities to make a real impact. Her journey into the industry began in a classroom, but it was a Construction For Women taster day at Warrington & Vale Royal College that transformed that curiosity into ambition, showing her the breadth
Sep 24, 20242 min read
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