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We work with employers to train new and existing employees. We offer a broad range of training to suit all trades. We also deliver mandatory training and professional development courses; everything from Health & Safety to Leadership and Management.
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The Construction College Midlands is an accredited training provider of the Construction Industry Scaffolding Record Scheme (CISRS). Our scaffolding training facilities are amongst the largest and best in the UK.
Our training facilities provide conditions which aim to replicate construction sites as closely as possible, so you can be confident that the skills practised can be put straight to use on your site. You will use state-of-the-art and traditional equipment. We also offer NVQs as remote learning offering you flexibility.
Apprenticeships are work-based training programmes that are available in three different levels, from GCSE equivalent up to degree level.
Health and Safety training is vital for UK construction, and we are industry experts. We can support you with the right training for everyone in your company.
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