Clarkson Evans training expands
Electrical training specialists Clarkson Evans plans to open a new training centre in Birmingham this June. The centre has been purpose-built for delivering a wide range of City & Guilds courses and bespoke electrical training.
Electrical training specialists Clarkson Evans plans to open a new training centre in Birmingham this June. The centre has been purpose-built for delivering a wide range of City & Guilds courses and bespoke electrical training.
Clarkson Evans is already well established in Gloucestershire, where it has trained several thousand electricians and apprentices since 1998.
“Our delegates travel from far and wide to come to Gloucester but with this new centre opening near junction 6 of the M6, we’ll be much more conveniently located for customers from across the Midlands and further north”, commented Lindsey Young, HR and training director.
“In Birmingham we’ll be offering everything from apprenticeship training to the new City & Guilds 2395 Inspection and Testing course, as well as bespoke training if customers need something specific for their business. There’ll be something for everyone, from industry newcomers to time-served electricians. And as always, our focus will be on offering high standards of training at sensible prices”, said Young.
Clarkson Evans will be holding an open day and mini trade fair at the new training centre on Wednesday 11 July between 12.00 – 6.00pm.
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