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  1. Heat Pumps Installed In Off-Gas Town

    Heat Pumps Installed In Off-Gas Town

    It is an encouraging sign for both the recovering UK economy and the development of renewable energy, that the latest news of a heat pump system, installed to replace an out-dated coal fire in the North of England, looks like kickstarting the scheme operated by Community Energy Solutions (CES), in partnership with housing provider, Home […]

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  2. Plumbing courses may be required as technology advances

    Plumbing courses may be required as technology advances

    A construction expert has suggested that the technology being used by workers is progressing, which may mean engineers could benefit from plumbing courses to stay abreast of developments. Vernon Pethard, founder of newhomesforsale.co.uk, explained that builders aim to find ways of incorporating recyclable materials in new properties and utilise the latest techniques to ensure that […]

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  3. Carpentry courses could help interior designers use wood in bedrooms

    Carpentry courses could help interior designers use wood in bedrooms

    It is becoming more popular to use wood in bedrooms, according to one industry source, which could lead to increased demand for carpentry courses. Bed and sleep specialist Warren Evans described how natural and environmentally-friendly materials such as wood are being used a lot by eco-conscious consumers, when designing their bedrooms. He also highlighted how […]

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  4. Demand for plumbing courses could increase after the summer

    Demand for plumbing courses could increase after the summer

    There may be greater interest in plumbing courses when the summer is over, as people may have a more positive attitude towards home improvement, according to one source. Andrew Leech, director at the National Home Improvement Council, suggested that it is currently the right time for individuals to make changes, since they have plenty of […]

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  5. Gas courses may be needed by energy providers

    Gas courses may be needed by energy providers

    Energy companies could be in need of gas courses in the near future, as the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has announced plans to inspect offshore oil and gas installations. Head of offshore safety at the organisation Steve Walker explained that he will be looking to operators to provide reassurance that they are considering the […]

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  6. Importance of sanitation highlights need for plumbing courses

    Importance of sanitation highlights need for plumbing courses

    A leading industry source has lauded the importance of sanitation and the role efficient plumbing plays in keeping the public healthy, which may inspire more people to sign up for plumbing courses. Chief executive of the Association of Plumbing and Heating Contractors (APHC) of England and Wales Clive Dicken made his comments after the organisation […]

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  7. Electrical courses may help people's employability

    Electrical courses may help people's employability

    The skills gained from training such as electrical courses could be important in boosting a person’s employability, according to the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC). Adam Marshall, director of policy at the industry body, claimed that there has been a “mismatch” in the skills needed by firms and what people actually have to offer. In […]

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  8. Plumbing courses could be boosted by BBC show

    Plumbing courses could be boosted by BBC show

    A BBC show that aims to find the best young plumber in the UK could lead to increased demand for plumbing courses in the country. Young Plumber of the Year will look for the finest workers in the profession aged between 16 and 25, with the deadline for entry being July 31st 2010. This level […]

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  9. DIY advice suggests tiling courses should be more popular

    DIY advice suggests tiling courses should be more popular

    A DIY expert has claimed that people should be concentrating on home improvements rather than holidays, which implies more money could be spent on tiling courses and less on summer breaks. Director of the National Home Improvement Council (NHIC) Andrew Leech suggested that alterations to a person’s property should be a higher priority than heading […]

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  10. The Persistent Problem of Asbestos

    The Persistent Problem of Asbestos

    Once again, the persistent problem of asbestos is being highlighted in the media. Although the manufacture and working with asbestos and its products have been banned for 30 years in the UK, as well as many other countries in the world, there are developing countries, such as Russia, India and China, who have become prominent […]

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  11. Plumbing courses may help workers to deal with demanding situations

    Plumbing courses may help workers to deal with demanding situations

    Professionals may benefit from plumbing courses, with one source suggesting that the best workers are able to manage even in difficult circumstances. Writing on the community site About My Area, Ivor Bates suggested that not all plumbers are the same and that it is important to know a reputable one. He noted that the best […]

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  12. Wind energy jobs may lead to more interest in green energy courses

    Wind energy jobs may lead to more interest in green energy courses

    Engineers may soon turn to green energy courses in their pursuit of employment, if one source is to be believed regarding the prospects of wind farms. Head of communications at RenewableUK Nick Medic described the progress of the sector as being a “win-win” situation, with plenty of positives for the country. In his view, there […]

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