Published:
15 August 2024
Category:
News
JTL, the largest training provider for electrical and plumbing and heating apprenticeships in England and Wales, is excited to announce an upcoming 'Trade Talks' event at its Birmingham training centre on Rocky Lane in Aston.
Scheduled for Thursday, 29th August, from 3 pm to 7 pm, this event will give local employers in the West Midlands the chance to take advantage of exclusive opportunities, engage directly with JTL and share their business needs.
This event is an exciting opportunity for employers to:
- Get support and advice about taking on an apprentice
- Explore the trade fair and meet industry leaders showcasing their latest products
- Listen to trade talks from industry leaders on hot topics in the electrical, heating and plumbing sectors
- Obtain exclusive discounts and freebies
- Tour JTL Birmingham’s state-of-the-art training facilities
JTL is opening its doors to hear directly from employers about the skills they require and the support they may need in taking on an apprentice. As part of their commitment to improving its services, JTL aims to tailor its training programs to better meet the demands of the industry.
The event will also introduce Neil Hammersley, JTL’s new Delivery Team Manager for the region. With more than 28 years of experience in the electrical industry, including 20 years with JTL, Neil is dedicated to enhancing JTL's services for both local employers and apprentices. JTL’s Chief Executive Chris Claydon will be there alongside the local team and is keen to meet and speak to employers directly.
Complimentary food and beverages will be provided.
Neil Hammersley, Delivery Team Manager, JTL Birmingham said:
“We look forward to welcoming local employers to this important event and hearing more about how we can best support business needs in the region.
“Strong partnerships with local employers are really important to us here at JTL. Our high-quality apprenticeship training is always tailored to address the specific skills needs of the region. By working closely with employers to ensure our apprentices receive training that is both relevant and of the highest quality, we play a crucial role in training the next generation of skilled professionals and contribute to a more sustainable future in the building services engineering sector.”