
Working in Partnership
We believe strong partnerships are key to building high-quality training and meaningful employment
Our Partners
We work closely with public sector bodies, industry-leading employers, suppliers, and education providers to deliver accredited programmes that meet real workforce needs.
Whether we are providing training inside custodial environments, supporting probation services, or working alongside construction and roofing professionals across the UK, our partnerships are key to ensuring the success of every learner.
We are proud to collaborate with organisations that share our commitment to practical skills development, industry standards, and social impact.
Our Partners Include:
The Ministry of Justice works closely with training providers to improve the vocational and employability skills of prisoners. To prepare them for jobs on release and prevent reoffending.
We work with DWP to support unemployed individuals through targeted training. Our partnership helps learners gain skills, build confidence and move closer to sustainable employment in construction.
The Probation Service supports individuals under supervision to access training and employment. Our partnership helps learners build skills, improve confidence and take positive steps towards long-term rehabilitation.
GQA is the awarding body for specialist sectors including roofing, construction and building services. As a regulated organisation, GQA ensures our training meets national standards and leads to recognised qualifications. This helps learners gain credibility in the industry and supports long-term employability.
SikaUK is a leading manufacturer of flat roofing systems. Our partnership gives learners hands-on experience with industry-recognised products and techniques, supporting progression into approved contractor networks and employment.
CITB is the Industry Training Board for the construction industry. It supports employers with training, funding and qualifications to help build a skilled, safe and sustainable workforce.
East Suffolk Council supports local training and employment through funding and collaboration. Our work together helps individuals build skills, gain qualifications and access job opportunities in the region.
The Armed Forces Covenant is a promise from the nation ensuring that those who serve or who have served in the Armed Forces, and their families, are treated fairly.
With over 20 years of experience in the Education and Training Sector. Dutch Quarter Consultants helps independent businesses grow revenue and provide a more diverse range of education and training programmes.
LearnTo CIC is a not-for-profit organisation supporting people with barriers to work. It delivers vocational training and employment-focused programmes in prisons and the community, with a focus on rehabilitation and long-term opportunity.
Menta delivers training through our Skills for Success programme, offering essential skills and support to help learners succeed in their careers.

Our collaboration with West Suffolk College supports learners to access construction skills and qualifications. Together, we help individuals progress into further training and employment.
The Harlow Timber Merchant network supplies timber and associated products to both trade and retail customers from it's network of branches in the midlands.
D J Halls Roofing Services are one of the employment gateways helping our trainees to gain vital experience and to further their careers in the roofing industry.
Total Roofing Supplies is an Essex-based roofing supplies merchant offering a comprehensive range of products across the UK. TRS delivers specialist advice and customer service for anything 'roofing.'
Lighthouse Charity provides emotional, physical and financial wellbeing support to construction workers and their families.
SIG Design & Technology offers a complete and impartial roof design and supply service for both new build and refurbishment projects.
Careers Wales can help you to plan your career, prepare to get a job, support you in finding and applying for the right apprenticeships, courses, and training.
WNRTG (Wales National Roofing Training Group) can offer advice to anyone interested in seeking employment in the roofing industry.
PeoplePlus supports individuals to gain skills, build confidence and move towards employment through a range of education, training and back-to-work programmes.
Bounce Back is a Charity and a Social Enterprise that works with people both inside and outside of prison who may be at risk of or have a history of offending and substance use.
Morgan Building Merchants is an independent business, who are able to buy and supply materials from any manufacturer or supplier.
NFRC is the largest and most influential roofing trade association in the UK, promoting quality contractors and quality products, ensuring that its members are at the forefront of all roofing developments.
Glidevale Protect is a leading building materials specialist, offering a comprehensive range of products for new build and refurbishment schemes.
Travis Perkins supports construction training by providing access to tools, materials and industry insight, helping learners build practical, job-ready skills.
The Green Roof Organisation (GRO) is an independent not-for-profit Trade Association representing the UK Green, Blue and BioSolar Roofing industries
Everlast Group supports GLA learners by offering insight into real-world roofing careers. Our partnership helps bridge the gap between training and employment within the roofing industry.
At Roofbase, you can expect more from your local independent roofing merchant – a bigger product range, a more personal service and top professional expertise – all under one roof.
Founded in 2005, Segen is a renewables distributor offering a large portfolio of solar panels, energy storage systems, mountings and EV chargers.
Wallbarn manufacture and supply a comprehensive range of green roof products alongside pedestal and suspension systems for podium decks, flat roofs and terraces.
Kirkley People’s Forum supports local engagement by helping connect individuals to training and employment opportunities within their community.
Little Marketing Help provides branding, content and digital marketing support to strengthen the visibility and impact of our training programmes and community projects.
Partner with GLA Group
We welcome conversations with organisations looking to improve access to training and build workforce capability. Whether you're a government department, local authority, education provider, funder, or employer, we’re ready to collaborate. Our programmes are:
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Relevant and accredited: Designed around current industry needs in construction, roofing, safety, and green technologies.
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Flexible in delivery: Delivered in prisons, through probation-funded initiatives, and at employer or community sites across the UK.
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Focused on impact: Created to support real-world outcomes and clear pathways into employment.
Together, we can build practical pathways into industry and deliver training that works.