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Starting out2 min read Highways and Transport Apprenticeships Highways and transport apprenticeships with councils, consultancies and contractors: the levels, what employers look for and where they lead. Read more → Career moves2 min read Council, Consultancy or Contractor? Highways Careers Compared How highways work differs at councils, national bodies, consultancies and contractors, and moving between them. Read more → Applying and interviews2 min read Highways CV and Application Tips How to write a highways CV and supporting statement that gets shortlisted against the person specification. Read more → Applying and interviews2 min read Highways Interview Questions and How to Answer Them Common highways interview questions on schemes, standards, complaints, contractors, safety and senior roles, with tips on answering. Read more → Qualifications2 min read Highways Qualifications Explained: EngTech, IEng, CEng and TPP The main professional qualifications in highways and transport: Engineering Council registration, ICE, CIHT, IHE and TPP, and whether you need them. Read more → Roles explained2 min read Transport Planner Careers What transport planners do, from strategy and modelling to development and scheme work, who employs them and the routes in. Read more → Roles explained2 min read What Does a Highways Engineer Do? What highways engineers do day to day, where they work, the skills employers look for and how to become one. Read more → Roles explained2 min read Highways Job Titles Explained From assistant to director: what each highways job title means. Read more → Starting out2 min read How to Get into Highways and Transport Degrees, apprenticeships, HNCs, ICE and CIHT, and the other routes into highways work. Read more → Pay2 min read Highways Salary Guide: What Highways and Transport Jobs Pay in the UK Our salary guide: typical pay at every level, for councils and for consultancies and contractors. Read more →