NICEIC, the UK\u2019s leading certification and training body for the electrical industry, is offering a 10% discount on all virtual and e-learning training courses from now until the end of September.<\/p>\n
Designed to support professionals at every stage of their careers, NICEIC\u2019s flexible learning options make it easier than ever to upskill around busy work and life commitments.<\/p>\n
Whether you’re looking to boost your skills or train your team, NICEIC offers a wide range of training options, with a training portfolio spanning electrical, renewables, fire detection and alarms, and emergency lighting.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe know how important it is for professionals to stay ahead in a fast-evolving industry,\u201d said Alex Robinson, Head of Product Development at NICEIC. \u201cOur summer offer makes high quality training more accessible, whether you’re brushing up on the latest regulations or upskilling in new areas like EV charge point installation.\u201d<\/p>\n
NICEIC\u2019s virtual training courses feature live, interactive sessions led by expert trainers, as well as on-demand modules for those who prefer to learn at their own pace. Virtual training is ideal for learners who prefer convenience, value structure, and want to interact with expert trainers in real-time without the need to travel. Learners can choose from scheduled live sessions or opt for NICEIC\u2019s on-demand modules for total flexibility.<\/p>\n
If your business is certified with NICEIC, you can use your unique 10% training discount code on top of this offer. That\u2019s double the discount on all virtual and e-learning training courses.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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