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24 ^ Clitheroe Advertiser & TimeSt Thursday, March 7,2013'' ADVERTISING FEATURE
COLNE-BASED West Riding Hyundai is going back to school with'the launch of a new scheme to introduce young people to the challenges of a career in the motor trade as well as sending its current techni cians to the Hyundai Acad- eniiy to ensure they know everything there is to know about your car.
A yearning for learning
car with electric door mirrors .-would have been considered high tech. Today even compact city cars are bristling with tech nology that turns: the engine off to save fuel when you are sat in traffic or connects your iPod to the car’s sound system. Technology has also changed how we choose and buy our cars. Now more than 70% of
; Thirty years ago a family
technical staff keep pace with technology requires a com mitment to life long learning and West Riding Hyundai has teamed up with Nelson and Colne College to give young people interested in a career in the motor trade a taste of the variety of roles on offer. ■ The two week work place
, ship while they are still at coL lege, allowing them to tailor their studies to the area of the industry that most interests them. “We hear a lot in the media
ments will allow young people to experience the different roles on offer within a dealer-
about how difficult it can be for young people to get started in a career. As a family business we want to give as many local young people as we can a step up on their journey to realising their career goals,” explained
customers use the internet to research the cars they are in terested in before visiting a dealership. , Making sure that sales and
committed to ensuring all of its staff have an expert knowledge of the latest technology and how it benefits customers. Nowhere is this more impor
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1, 1 14.70 liJ j/k* What's on at The Muni
MOTABILITY DEAL ALSO AVAILABLE WITH £0 Advanced payment
imuni B^ST
Beauty & The Beast stage Door Youth Theatre,
DisneVs
Thur 1 4 -Sat 16 March Starts: 7.30pm
Tickets: £8 (Child/Conc. £5),
Dave Spikey-Words Don’t Come Easy Tour
Friday 22 March Starts: 7.30pm ' ■
Tickets: £16.50 V-. (£18.50 on the door) . ; ■
Easter Ball - Sanderson . Dance 8c Fitness
Saturday 23 March; . Starts: 7.45pm
••., ' Tickets: £8 inc supper
Coppelia - Moscow Ballet La Classique :
■ - Monday 25 March ■ • Starts: 7.30pm
Tickets: £23 (Cone. £21.50) Child£16.50 .
Manchester Camerata Brahms & Beethoven
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. - Sunday 14 April Starts:2.30pm
Tickets: £16 (Cone. £13.50) Under 18s £3, Under 26s £5
- Colne Orchestra Northern Lights
Sunday 21 April Starts: 7.30pm
Tiekets: £8 Adult, £1 Child
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me into the industry and now work alongside me in the busi ness.” West Riding Hyundai is also.
college means young people interested in a career in the motor trade can gaiii first hand' experience of the different roles involved in a dealership and hopefully they’ll go away with the same enthusiasm for the industry that I still have af ter over 30 years. “Both of my sons followed
Nick Wright, managing direc tor of West Riding Hyundai. “Working alongside the
latest diagnostic equipment and making sure our techni cians have the skills and knowl edge to make best use of that technology,” said Nick Wright. “Not only does this ensure ^ we are doing the best job pos-
technicians attend regular re- ' fresher courses at the Hyundai Academy, where their skills are tested and they are introduced to the latest technology and best practice by the manufac turer’s engineers and instruc tors. “We constantly invest in the
tant than in the service depart ment, where what’s under the bonnet of a car is a world apart from what you would, have found there even 10 years ago. West Riding Hyundai’s
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sible when we service your car or carry out any niaintcnancc, it also ends up saving you, the customer, money since we can quickly diagnose and correct any potential problems before they become an expensive re pair.
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the range of vehicles and seiv-' ices available at West Riding. Hyundai visit www.westriding.
co.uk or call 01282 863 896. .
els offer best in class fuel econ omy and the diagnostic equip ment and continuous staff training ensures that with the- correct servicing a customer’s car will continue to deliver that frugal economy for many years to come.” . ■ - , • To find out more about
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