
SPRINGFIELD Properties and Tulloch Homes have officially opened applications for its 2026 apprenticeship programme, offering opportunities for aspiring tradespeople across the north of Scotland.
The housebuilders are encouraging applications for apprenticeships in joinery, bricklaying and painting & decorating, with applications open until 31 March.
Springfield and Tulloch apprentices benefit from a combination of college-based learning and hands-on site experience, working alongside tradespeople on live developments across the region.
Around a quarter of Springfield Group site workers are currently apprentices. The CITB estimates the Scottish construction sector requires an additional 26,000 workers to meet demand by 2028. With an economic boom expected in the north of Scotland, a number of these roles will be required across the Highlands and Moray.
Apprentice joiner Michael Krawczyk, who is in his final year and has worked on developments across Moray and the Highlands, said, “I wanted a career where I could learn practical skills and see the results of my work at the end of each day. The apprenticeship has given me that – you’re learning at college and then putting those skills straight into practice on site. What I enjoy most is the sense of pride. You can walk past a development and say, ‘I worked on that.’ That feeling doesn’t get old.
“It’s hard work at times, but if you’re willing to put the effort in, it’s absolutely worth it. The skills you gain stay with you for life and open up so many opportunities for the future. If you’re thinking about applying, I’d say go for it – it could be the start of a really rewarding career.”
Springfield Group CEO, Innes Smith, added, “Apprenticeships are incredibly important to our business and the wider construction industry. There is a well-documented skills gap in the sector and, as a responsible homebuilder, we actively engage with schools, colleges and training providers to highlight the option of an apprenticeship career path.
“Unprecedented levels of investment in energy infrastructure across the Moray Firth is providing a great boost to the local economy. This is giving us the confidence to increase our recruitment and offering exceptional opportunities for young people in the area.
“Many of our current site teams started their careers as apprentices, and we are proud to support young people as they build long-term careers with us. We’re looking forward to welcoming our 2026 intake and supporting them on their journey into the construction industry.”
For more information and to download an application form, visit:
https://www.thespringfieldgroup.co.uk/about/careers








