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The Level 3 Award in Requirements for Electrical Installation BS7671: 2018 (2382-18) (18th Edition) course provides a comprehensive guide to fulfilling the requirements of BS 7671: (2018) and is taught to the 18th Edition.

The content and scope of this new course will help employers meet their obligations as required by the Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974.

This short course has been designed to give an introduction to Pracitical Carbon Literacy

We’re developing teaching spaces to allow the delivery of crucial training in air source heat pump installation, commissioning, and servicing within our new Renewable Energy Centre.

Our Project Management Qualifications are accredited by the Association of Project Managers.

The Award for Personal Licence Holders is a one day course ideal for those who want to develop a career within a restaurant or bar establishment. The BIIAB Personal Licence Holders qualification is also a requirement of the Licensing Act 2003 if you apply for a personal licence.

As a BPEC accredited training and assessment centre we are dedicated to offering a quality service to all who work within the Building Services Engineering sector.

As a BPEC accredited training and assessment centre we are dedicated to offering a quality service to all who work within the Building Services Engineering sector.

This course addresses the legal and practical aspects of dealing with the problems of environmental noise pollution, which brings about duties for all industrial companies and local authorities in connection with the measurement, assessment and control of environmental noise.

The Commercial Appliances Training focuses on ACS assessment in appliances to include: overhead radiant plaque, tube heaters direct, indirect fired heating appliances and boosters

COCN1 – Core Commercial Natural Gas Safety is a pre-requisite assessment for all other assessments within the commercial sector which covers all aspects of gas safety and legislation. Like domestic, there is also a core gas qualification required to work on commercial installations.

On completion delegates will be able to make the gas connection to commercial pipework in excess of 28mm diameter, requiring the system to be proved gas tight and purged of air

The CCN1 – Core Domestic Natural Gas Safety is a pre-requisite assessment for all other appliance assessments and covers all aspects of gas safety and legislation

The Education and Training Award Level 3 ( Replacement for PTLLS ) includes Understanding Roles and Responsibilities, Planning and Preparing Sessions, Assessment, Micro Teaching Sessions, Design of a Learning Programme and Production of a Learning/Personal Development Journal.

This course is designed for candidates who wish to complete the City & Guilds 2357 NVQ Level 3 with an aim to becoming a JIB registered electrician.

The Level 3 Award in Emergency First Aid at Work (RQF) is a regulated and nationally recognised qualification designed for those who have a specific responsibility at work, to provide first aid in a range of emergency first aid situations.

Level 3 Award in Emergency First Aid at Work is a regulated and nationally recognised qualification designed for those who have a specific responsibility at work, to provide first aid in a range of emergency first aid situations.

This Industry Update Session provides an opportunity for qualified gas engineers to keep updated with changes that have occurred since their last core gas (CCN1) renewal.

The Appliance Training and Assessment has been created to allow candidates to obtain competence in their chosen appliances. Candidates will obtain ACS qualification which will enable them to register with Gas Safe in order to work on their chosen appliances.

This short course has been designed to give an introduction to Pracitical Carbon Literacy

Suitable for all those who are responsible for designing, installing and maintaining hot and cold water services

Core changeover from natural gas to LPG core in Permanent Dwellings, Residential Park Homes and Leisure Accommodation Vehicles.

Professional Management Training. Accredited by the ILM at Levels 3 and 5, these are suitable for individuals and employers seeking to develop their skill set within a specific area for personal and professional development.

The primary objective of this training will be to foster an environment of enhanced customer engagement, resulting in a measurable increase in the number of participants attending your Commercial and Professional training courses.

To become a nominated tester (NT) for class 3, 4, 5 or 7 vehicles (cars, private buses and light commercial vehicles) you must have an accepted qualification or accreditation at Level 3 or above.

This half day training and assessment programme covers topics such as health & hygiene awareness and contamination risks when working on water sites, water treatment or transient works on the water network.

Delegates will gain vital knowledge, skills and tools to ‘make a difference’ to their environment.

OFTEC have set specific pre-requisite entry requirements for candidates wishing to enter the training and/or assessment process. This ensures that candidates have the necessary required level of experience/knowledge before being permitted entry to the scheme.

The BPEC Part L course is designed for central heating installers that need to self-certificate their work via one of the Competent Persons Schemes (CPS). The course covers the requirements of Part L of the Building Regulations.

This short course has been designed to give candidates

Team Building at New Heights is designed for groups of 3-6 members to enhance teamwork and problem-solving skills. Participants will work together on a heights training tower, building trust and effective collaboration.

The (TAQA) Internal Quality Assurance Award/Certificate qualification sets the standard for those involved in or Managing the Internal Quality Assurance of the assessment process within an Approved Centre. All Approved Centres should have an Internal Quality Assurer to liaise with the awarding body and act as a Quality Assurance Manager.

The TAQA qualifications set the standard for those involved in assessing qualifications that are regulated (for example by an external awarding body). The Assessor Award delivery is designed to be “candidate friendly” and involves extensive one-to-one support for candidates.

The Vehicle Technician Accredited Assessment VTAA recognises the equivalent of Level 3 knowledge and skills for technicians who do not hold a formal qualification. The ABC Awards Vehicle Technician Accredited Assessment acts as an equivalent accreditation for Technicians who wish to gain the DVSA Certificate of Competence for MOT Testers but have no formal Level 3 Motor Vehicle qualification.

The Work at Height Regulations 2005 apply to all work at height where there is a risk of a fall liable to cause injury. The Regulations place duties on employers, the self-employed and any person who may contract others to work at height.