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Safety & Access Ltd

CISRS Scaffolder Part 2 Funded training available now!!

Part Funded CISRS Part Two Scaffolder Course/NVQ & Skills Test

Employees that are 24 + years old at date of registration

Candidates will be co-funded.  An employer contribution of £245.00 + VAT per candidate will be charged.  This will include Part Two, NVQ level 2 support and 1-Day Skills Test

  • Candidates must be employed
  • Candidates must live in England (Wales and Scotland are not included)
  • Candidates must work for a company with less than 250 employees

(An SME – Small to Medium Sized Enterprise)

If candidates are 19 – 23 years old at date of registration the qualification is fully funded

Dates & Location:

2nd June Nottingham

16th June Humberside (CATCH)

Two week (10 Day) for Trainee Scaffolders who have completed a Trainee Scaffolder (Part 1) training course and at least 6 months of practical experience.

Offer Includes Level 2 qualification and one day skills test.

Visit our website for more information: www.safetyaccess.co.uk

All the above prices are subject to VAT

Contact Demi Lawson on 0115 9794523

Email [email protected]

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