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Rexel colleagues receive awards

There has been cause for celebration at Rexel, as two colleagues were recognised for their hard work and dedication at the recent EDA 2019 Education and Training Awards.

The awards recognise ... more

Webinars added to ITC training programme for 2019
	To make it as easy as possible for would-be thermographers to deepen their understanding of the science behind infrared inspection and apply it successfully in their working lives, Flir Systems’ ... more

ETS Cable Components team up with Nexans Power Cable Accessories to offer Medium Voltage Jointer Competency courses
	ETS Cable Components, established for 30 years, are Nexans’ longest established and most successful distributor in the UK. The two companies are dedicated to raising standards of power cable ... more

SELECT’s new committee will ensure training excellence remains at the forefront of the electrical industry
	SELECT, the campaigning electrical trade association has established a new training regime aimed at enhancing members’ input into training activity and meeting the future skills needs of the industry ... more

Thermography training for the UK and Ireland
	FLIR ITC, an accredited authorised training organisation for the British Institute of Non-Destructive Testing, has just released forthcoming dates and venues for its Category 1 and 2 thermography ... more

ECITB backs budding engineers to build industry careers	£1m electrical training centre set to open in Yorkshire
Aspiring engineers have the opportunity to apply for a place on a prestigious year-long course to help launch a career in engineering construction. Funded by the Engineering Construction Industry ... more	Market-leading electrical training course provider, Trade Skills 4U (TS4U), is celebrating the launch of its new state-of-the-art training facility in Leeds, as it looks to target aspiring ... more

Closing the skills gap
	To be effective, an electrical circuit can't have any gaps. Here, Jonathan Wilkins, marketing director at industrial automation equipment supplier, EU Automation, uses this analogy to explain why we ... more

ESP provides boost to NICEIC fire training provision
	Training facilities at the NICEIC’s head office in Dunstable have received a welcome boost with the provision of two new training boards produced and supplied by leading fire protection and security ... more

Bursary Scheme to help more women into electrical industry
	To celebrate International Women’s Day (March 8) NICEIC is setting up a bursary scheme to help women in the electrical industry more

Are you ready for an apprentice?
	The Government’s apprenticeship levy has been making headlines for a while now, and not all those headlines are positive. However, this shouldn’t put small businesses off employing an apprentice. ... more

Inclusivity for UK manufacturing - Baroness Burt backs Inclusivity campaign
	Manufacturing and engineering membership body, the Made in Group, which includes Made in the Midlands and Made in Yorkshire, is launching an Inclusivity campaign, backed by Baroness Lorely Burt, ... more

ESP puts the emphasis on training
	The appointment of a new training manager and the total refurbishment of the company’s purpose-designed Mobile Training & Demonstration Unit, confirms ESP’s commitment to putting training and ... more

Children are the key to solving the UK’s productivity puzzle
	Recent figures show that this has been Britain’s worst decade for productivity for over 200 years. This can be attributed, in part, to the ongoing skills shortage more