With a growing number of people being made redundant, taking the opportunity to learn a trade is becoming more attractive.
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Achieving a qualification with Able Skills can be just the first step towards an exciting and rewarding career in construction.
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Able Skills is happy to announce the opening of our new Gas Training and Assessment Centre in Bradford, West Yorkshire.
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Able Skills are delighted to publish some positive feedback from one of students who completed multiskills learning which encompasses aspects of tiling, bricklaying, plastering, decorating, carpentry and plumbing courses.
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At Able Skills we offer a variety of courses, spanning from an Intensive one week course that would teach you your basic plumbing skills, ranging from full radiator and bathroom fitting along with some copper piping, bending and soldering skills.
Students of Able Skills, Past, Present and Future…….
Able Skills Students who are multi skilled could have the opportunity of work as Able Skills has been approached by Sunridge Building Contractors, based in Dartford, who specialise in repairs and maintenance of buildings.
One of our former plumbing courses trainees has been kind enough to leave us a glowing review on Qype. Take a look to see what he has has to say about training with Able Skills.
Having decided in 2009 to retrain, I looked around the internet at various training centres and chose Able Skills. I turned up unannounced one day, as invited to do so on their website, and met Gary, owner of Able Skills, who showed me round the subjects I had expressed interest in gaining skills in.
What’s more, the construction industry’s looking good too – as recent figures show the construction sector’s grown over the last three months. And things look set to get better and better as experts predict building boom after building boom.
Skilled tradesmen and smaller firms could soon benefit from a simpler and easier procurement and planning process, as the government has said it’ll simplify planning and some organisations have lobbied local and national government to remove contract bundling from the procurement process.
What’s more, new figures show the construction industry’s grown - despite the recession – so things look on the up for skilled bricklayers, plasterers, carpenters, decorators, tilers and plumbers, as well as gas and electrical engineers.