TRAINING
First-ever Drainage Network Operative apprentices begin training
PMS Training are delighted to confirm that the first cohort of Drainage Network Operative apprentices started their training at their Bedworth site on February 24th. These learners are the first ever entrants onto this apprenticeship standard in England, a milestone achieved after years of hard work by the NADC and their partners.
These new apprentices are the first, hopefully of many, young people that will be entering the sector through the programme across three sites nationwide with PQMS.
The first week in learning involved a full induction to the programme, some online learning including Water Hygiene and then hands on learning on our bespoke facilities including manual handling, water-sampling and harness fitting. When they return for their second stint in March, they will be trained on High Pressure Water Jetting and commence their full NRSWA StreetWorks Operative accreditation. PQMS is unique in that they offer genuine professional certifications within the apprenticeship at no extra cost to the employer, something you wouldn't find at a college.
PQMS are now looking to fill their next intake cohort on April 14th in Pulborough, West Sussex with dates in Bedworth and Bury to follow very soon. The course is structured as block release and between sets of training at PQMS, the apprentices are working in the field for their employer. There is no contribution required from the employer to pay for the training of any apprentice under the age of 21. Applicants must be full employees, aged over 16 and have lived continuously in the UK for 3 years or more. If you have someone in your business who has the potential to develop then this may be a route for them to add value to your business.
Talk to PQMS about the options on: 0247 6316789 Option 4 or email
nadine@pqms.ie for more information.
30 | April 2025 |
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