24 November 2017
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 | The Building Controls Industry Association (BCIA) has announced its training schedule for 2018. The upgraded BC1-BC6 courses cover a range of subjects which incorporate the latest technical information from the building controls sector. |
The six courses are now run over two days to reduce disruption to delegates’ work schedules and time spent away from the workplace.
The BCIA says the revised courses feature a more interactive learning journey, to enable delegates to gain valuable skills and knowledge to use in the workplace.
Courses are available to all levels of those on the building controls ladder. On successful completion of BC1-BC3, the Technical Certificate will be awarded, while the Advanced Technical Certificate will be gained to those who pass BC4-BC6.
Places can be reserved on the BCIA website.
The BCIA says the revised courses feature a more interactive learning journey, to enable delegates to gain valuable skills and knowledge to use in the workplace.
Courses are available to all levels of those on the building controls ladder. On successful completion of BC1-BC3, the Technical Certificate will be awarded, while the Advanced Technical Certificate will be gained to those who pass BC4-BC6.
Places can be reserved on the BCIA website.
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