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The Electronics Group is pleased to offer 40% funding towards training to eligible businesses through the Higher Performing Workplaces project. Higher Performing Workplaces is managed by the West Yorkshire Consortium of Colleges (WYCC) and funded by the European Social Fund (ESF)
Higher Performing Workplaces will address the skills and productivity issues of employees in in sectors presenting the greatest opportunities for economic growth in Leeds City Region.
Higher Performing Workplaces aims to:
• Improve staff motivation, leadership, communication and teamwork;
• Increase staff retention;
• Enhance employee involvement and commitment to the company; and
• Ensure higher levels of financial performance by helping employers enhance and enable business strategy and operational planning to achieve growth.
To be eligible:
• The business must be based in one of the following districts: Bradford, Calderdale, Craven, Harrogate, Kirklees, Leeds, Selby, Wakefield or York (Check your district on the Gov.uk website)
• The business must be an SME. For training only the business can be an SME or a Large Employer
This project focuses on, but is not limited to the following sectors: Creative, Digital, Finance, Business, Hospitality, Tourism, Low Carbon, Construction, Manufacturing, Engineering, Medical Technology, Transport and Logistics.
The goal of IPC A-610 training is to improve an individual’s skills and ability to discriminate between acceptable and unacceptable electronic assemblies. Candidates don’t just learn when a particular assembly should be accepted or rejected, they learn the reasons why… Read More
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Don’t waste money by scrapping faulty assemblies; with IPC 7711/7721 you can repair and rework them. When a PCB loaded with expensive components does not work you may feel you need to scrap it or send it out for repair, but IPC 7711/7721 offers you a money-saving alternative, fix it yourself… Read More
Most electrical/electronic assemblies and products get connected, one way or another, to something else via a cable or wire harness of some sort, or include internal connections and cabling. Faulty cables can be amongst the hardest items to diagnose, especially as many cable harnesses are used in adverse environments such as automotive or aerospace… Read More
The Electronics Group offers a wide range on accredited and skills courses not featured on this list. We provide courses from beginner through to expert level. To discuss your individual requirements please contact us… Read More
Our extensive industry knowledge and experience in both electronics manufacturing and electronics engineering, enables The Electronics Group to be the first-choice support company for the UK Electronics Industry.
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