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What we do
The NHTG is a voluntary organisation established to co-ordinate the ongoing development and delivery of traditional building crafts training and qualifications in the heritage sector of the UK.
We are currently running a bursary scheme funded through the Heritage Lottery Fund, to train people in heritage skills within a workplace setting. Find out more here.
The NHTG runs a telephone helpdesk offering heritage building skills training guidance.
Got any questions, we'd be happy to help!
Call 01246 252 363 or email your query to [email protected]
NHTG Bursary Scheme
The National Heritage Training Group are offering high quality, work-based training and skills development opportunities to equip people for a career in the built heritage sector in the form of paid bursaries, funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund.
During a placement trainees will be paid to learn valuable heritage skills, gain qualifications and work experience in a heritage workplace. As part of the scheme we are running HLF Funded courses and events too.
Latest News
NHTG and Hayles and Howe run a heritage skills workshop in Bristol
The Heritage Skills workshop was a free training day hosted by the NHTG and Hayles and Howe, ornamental plaster specialists November the 9-10th in Bristol. ...read more
The SPAB’s William Morris Craft Fellowship, open for applications
The SPAB’s William Morris Craft Fellowship programme gives Fellows the chance to travel countrywide together and learn on site from specialist craftspeople, architects and contractors working in building conservation. ...read more
NHTG Newsletter, November 2018
Built heritage news, training, events, jobs and opportunities. ...read more
Events
Lime mortars and plasters course
A short intermediate course offering theoretical and paractical hands-on training.
Seminar: Colour & Finish in Heritage Ironwork
This day aims to explode the ‘always black’ myth, look at alternatives, and outline best practice for discovering, conserving and re-instating original colour schemes in heritage ironwork.
The Building as a Canvas: Wall Paintings from Antiquity to the Present
The Traditional Paint Forum 2018 conference will explore murals and decoration applied to the building envelope and will look at techniques, materials and technical challenges of conservation.