The Plumbing & Construction College

Contact : Mr J Smith
Tel : 0845 6348712
Fax : 08719 895921
Email : info@theconstructioncollege.org
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The Plumbing and Construction College.

We offer Plumbing Training based around the City and Guilds 6129 Level 2 Plumbing courses over an 8 week period including business start-up guidance, pricing jobs, accounting procedures and are also able to offer the 6 on-site visits for Plumbing NVQ2 6089 at a fixed price per visit. We're the only Plumbing & Construction College in the U.K. to offer a 4 day Registration Course, this means you'll be registered at City & Guilds, complete 3 of the 13 Modules (and receive a qualified certificate for these), it will give you a real insight into the plumbing industry, allow you 5 years to complete the rest of the course, or quit if you don't want to continue. We also include free of charge practical work such as advanced copper pipe bending and low carbon steel pipe work as used in the industrial pipe work sector

City & Guilds 6129 Technical Certificate Course The City & Guilds 6129 Technical Certificate is completed at our workshops in Leamington Spa (Midlands area). The course consists of 13 units, a mix of both theory and practical work. We pride ourselves on being excellent value for money and to prove this, we have done a price comparison on all of our main competitors. All Courses are held in our own Workshops in Leamington Spa, Warwickshire. Motorway links are excellent, and the Train Station is only 10 minutes away. All tools are supplied, as well as tea and coffee during the day. There are numerous Cafes and Sandwich Bars locally.

Tony Johnson says

"Tony Johnson I've been on three courses with the College, every one of them has been excellent, far better than I could have imagined. The trainers were first class and they knew their stuff. The technical tuition was delivered in straight forward and simple ways, and they were careful to keep the jargon to a minimum. The practical work was not too difficult and they understood that quite a lot of it was new to me. I was treated with respect at all times, and we all got along very well indeed. Now I'm working as a self employed plumber and busy all the time. Attending the College was the best thing I've ever done with regards to work, and the future certainly looks rosy."