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Date: 23/24 June 9am-5pm
Duration: 2 day(s)
Price: 255 + VAT
The Introduction to Trainer Skills (often called 'Train the Trainer')is an ideal qualification for those who train others in organisations. The course is intensive, delivered over 2 days, and provides the participants with a sound introduction to the concepts of a systematic approach to training.
City & Guilds 7302
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Roger Grice Associates offers the City and Guilds 7302 course over five days. The course is intensive and City and Guilds stipulate a minimum of 40 hours in which the assignments and the practical delivery of teaching during micro-teaching sessions is covered. We believe that it is important that adequate time is given for the essential skills and underpinning knowledge to be developed and the necessary evidence gathered to prove you have reached the required standard and give you the confidence needed when teaching.
City & Guilds 7303
Date: September 2008 tba
Duration: 5 day(s)
Price: 645 + VAT
The 7303 Preparing to Teach in the Lifelong Learning Sector (PTLLS) can only be offered by approved organisations, called centres. Roger Grice Associates Ltd is such an approved centre, so that you can be confident of the quality of the delivery.
E002 Interpretation of Mechanical Drawings
Duration: 5 day(s)
Price: 550 + VAT
The engineering drawing is commonly used as a graphical method of communicating ideas, information and instruction. It is important to understand what is being portrayed in the drawing. In order to manufacture or assemble the item in the drawing, it is important that the technician is able to read the drawing regardless of nationality. To ensure uniformity of interpretation, the British Standard units or equivalent, are used.
E005 Introduction to Total Productive Maintenance
Duration: 1 day(s)
Price: 125 + VAT
The main purpose of this course is to explain the methodology of Total Productive Maintenance, which was pioneered in Japan. Companies that have successfully fully implemented TPM aim for zero breakdowns and zero defects. It is not uncommon for these Companies to reduce breakdowns to 1/100th of their pre-TPM levels.
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