Business Link offers ‘green’ NVQs in the south east

07 May, 2007

Biomass heating and renewable energy are among a series of National Vocational Qualifications in ‘green’ skills being offered by Business Link throughout the south east of England to help companies train the staff to make the most of the opportunities being created by increasing interest in environmental issues. The courses result in NVQ level 3 or 4 and cover biomass, heating, energy assessment in buildings, design and installation of solar PV and micro-wind systems, design and installation of solar thermal systems, integrating renewable technologies and thermal modelling. Kim Fletcher of Business Link says, ‘These courses present a real opportunity for small businesses to invest in the application and use of future technologies that customers are beginning to demand. By ensuring these short courses are accredited, they form a firm base from which small businesses can create an expert niche, grow their businesses and increase their profits.’ More information from Tel. 0845 699 9006 or the web site below

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