TRAINING NEW COURSES
New recruits get off to a flying start as they begin this year’s SELECT Effective Manager Programme
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COURSES: 7 & 8 Jan 2020 Member Price: £310 + VAT
On the road to success
with EV charging course SELECT is now working in partnership with Fife College to offer a new City & Guilds training course on Electric Vehicle Charging Equipment Installation. Te two-day course,
which will start in Glenrothes in January, aims to provide expert guidance to learners who want to gain a better understanding and knowledge of all aspects of the installation of electric vehicle (EV) charging equipment. Aimed at practising
electricians interested in understanding how to install the range of equipment and systems available, the qualification covers the specialised installation requirements of EV charging equipment in public, private and commercial locations, and includes guidance on electrical requirements. Topics covered in the
course include: ●●Requirements relating to EV charging equipment ●●Advantages and disadvantages of different types of EV charging equipment ●●Preparation and
Jenny Cyrans, SELECT
Training Manager, said: “It’s been great to team up with Fife College to offer this new Level 3 Award in Electric Vehicle Charging Equipment Installation. “We know from feedback
that the installation of EV equipment is becoming a growing priority, and we’re happy to provide training options to keep up with this demand.” During the classes, the
students will cover a range of knowledge and skills before being assessed by a multiple-choice test and practical assessment.
To book your place on the course, email
training@select.org.uk or call 0131 445 5577. Places can also be booked on our website,
www.select.org.uk
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Te Effective Manager Programme students at Te Walled Garden
planning for design and installation ● ●Requirements for inspection, testing, commissioning and handover.
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he new intake of candidates for SELECT’s Effective Manager Programme have taken their
seats – and are already on the path to becoming better leaders.
Thirteen new recruits have signed up for the one-year training course run by SELECT and Edinburgh Napier University, which aims to help them improve and develop their management skills. Diane Peebles, the programme’s leader, said: “We have a bright and engaged group of managers this year, who are all enjoying the opportunity to explore various different aspects of management and to take time to think about their own approach and style of managing. “So far, we’ve covered an introduction to management and
Diane Peebles
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