Below is a list of training courses. Please feel free to contact us using the reference shown.
1. PAT Testing (1 day) - £175.00This qualification is based on the IEE Code of Practice and designed for those involved in the inspection and testing of electrical equipment and/or managing the process. The price includes training, online assessment and certificate. Ref: patca.
2. 17th Edition, City & Guilds 2382 (2 days) - £175.00The course is primarily designed for practising electricians with a working knowledge of the 16th edition of the BS7671 and who have already achieved a qualification addressing BS7671 June 2001 (2381), Ref: 17thca3. NVQ Level
3 Electro Technical Technology (1 year) - £2115.00NVQ Level 3 Electro Technical is a work-based qualification designed to reflect the roles and responsibilities of 'occupation operatives' within the sector. There are no restrictions on entry to this qualification, except candidates should not register for this qualification if you hold or are registered with City & Guilds or another awarding body for a similar qualification. Ref: electroca
4. Inspection, Testing & Commissioning of Electrical Installation (4 days) - £610.00This qualification is for experienced personnel working in the electrical industry. The course is intended to ensure that candidates are conversant with the format, contents and application of the current edition of the requirements for electrical installations BS 7671:2008 (17TH edition). Ref: inspectionca
5. CSCS Construction Skills (1 day) - £100.00The construction Skills Certification Scheme (CSCS) card is the industry's largest scheme and covers 220 occupations including trades, technical, supervisory and management. The price includes training and assessment. Ref: cscsca
6. Health & Safety (1 day) - £750.00This is a City & Guilds qualification in giving an introduction to health and safety and promotes safe working practices for a wide range of workplaces. Suitable for all business types, this qualification helps business meet legal obligations. All candidate who successfully complete the course will obtain the level 2 progression award in Health and Safety in the workplace.Ref: h&sca
7. Domestic Energy Assessor, DEA (6 Weeks) - £2996.00This course trains the candidates to become a qualified Domestic Energy Assessor in order to prepare the candidates to become a Home Inspector. By completing the course the candidates will be able to collect house condition information including, age, storeys, type, heating and hot water provision etc. Qualified Domestic Energy Assessor should be able to give advice on how to improve the energy efficiency of their homes. Level 3 Award in Domestic Energy Assessment from City & Guilds will be honoured to the successfully completed candidates. This course price includes training, assessment, certificate and learning materials. Ref: deaca
For further details, please contact us on 020 8605 2800 and ask to speak to a consultant.
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Femi Yusoof
Capital Training
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Capital Group is looking for social enterprise, private or voluntary sector organisations who are helping unemployed people.
ReplyDeleteThese organisations are often creating jobs, sometimes without realising it and often without any help or funding from the Government.
We have come across some amazing organisations who are taking initiative to help unemployed people by providing training, jobs, or work placements for them within their own business, which may be something like producing a magazine or a website which is earning money but it may not be enough to cover all costs.
We are trying to group these organisations together to put in a joint bid for Government funding under the Future Jobs Funding initiative as we really believe that those organisations who are being proactive and taking initiative themselves should be supported to grow so that they can help more people.
Capital Group will manage all the paperwork and write the application for funding and we will not charge a huge management fee for this. We also do not charge up-front fees and any fees are taken out of funding generated. We aim to be an ethical managing agent and we always have clear contracts in place to protect all parties and to make sure that everyone benefits from the scheme.
If this fits with what your organisation is doing, please get in touch. Deadline for applications are 30 June 2009 so we need to hear from you ideally by first week in June.
Please tell us what you think about this? Where does real job creation come from; the private or the public sector?
At Capital Group we believe that the private sector and social enterprise has a huge part to play in stimulating the economy and we believe the Government should be supporting private and social enterprise as well as the public sector.