UPDATE : Build your future at
One Horton Heath
We’re proud to be supporting Wates and their contractors in offering exciting local jobs and training opportunities at The Lower Acre, One Horton Heath.
These roles bring together skilled professionals, apprentices, and those seeking experience to help create this special new community in Horton Heath.
Whether you’re looking to start your career in construction or gain valuable on-site experience, there’s never been a better time to get involved.
Current Roles
Construction Pre-Employment Programme – Back to Work (FREE 10-day Training Programme)
Programme dates: Wednesday 30 September – Thursday 15 October 2026
Location: Online (10-day course). Interviews held in-person at the One Horton Heath project
Interview date: Tuesday 20 October 2026
What you’ll get:
- CSCS training, test & card
- Level 1 Award – Health & Safety in Construction
- Level 1 Certificate in Construction Basics
- 1-to-1 job support
- Live site visit & job interview
How to apply: Email ja**************@**********uk.com to register.
Who it’s for: Local unemployed adults (19+) in the Eastleigh area.
Work experience placements – with Wates Group
Open to: Local students, jobseekers, and residents
Location: One Horton Heath, Eastleigh
What’s on offer:
Short-term placements giving you real experience on one of the South’s most innovative housing developments. Learn how large-scale sites operate, meet construction professionals, and explore careers in the built environment.
Register your interest by emailing: Ka*************@******co.uk
How to Apply or Enquire
Please contact the companies directly via the email addresses above, or reach out to Katherine Jones (Wates) for general questions or guidance about opportunities at One Horton Heath.
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