BPEC Solar Thermal Course - Launches at Reid Kerr
A brand new addition to Reid Kerr College’s suite of Renewable Technologies training has just been launched. Open to plumbers and heating engineers, the BPEC Solar Thermal course delivers the skills and knowledge required to install and maintain any of the common types of solar domestic hot water heating systems in the UK.
Leading the way in Renewables training and with an already established training partnership with BPEC, Reid Kerr College are delighted to be offering this 3-day course that is mapped against the QCF framework and as a result meets all the MCS (Microgeneration Certification Scheme) training requirements.
Andrew Fogarty, Head of Energy and Utilities at Reid Kerr said, “We boast a successful range of BPEC accredited courses and we are delighted with this brand new addition which provides candidates with a full selection of programmes to choose from. In light of the current financial pressure and challenging times ahead for contractors and engineers, we have managed to access a 50% funding mechanism up to a maximum of £1000 per candidate.”
Training is delivered in the College’s Institute of Construction & Engineering, a brand new £4 million state of the art learning and teaching facility. This new facility with sustainable features is at the heart of the latest addition to Reid Kerr College’s teaching facilities. Marking a growth in the academic area of Renewables, Reid Kerr can now offer a wide range of training programmes including City and Guilds 2372 Certificate in Installing and Commissioning PV Systems, BPEC Renewable Energy Awareness Course, BPEC Solar G59/2 and NC Renewable Energy Technologies.
For more information about this training and how we can help with funding your training needs, please contact Audrey McCrone, Senior Administrator on 0141 581 2350 or amccrone@reidkerr.ac.uk.
