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FaCT are please to have recieved confirmation for Lantra Awards, that if has been approved as centre for the following leadership and managment qualifications

• Level 3 Award in Principles of Time Management in Landbased Businesses
• Level 3 Certificate in Leading and Managing Teams in Landbased Establishments
• Level 4 Award in Introduction to First Line Management in Landbased Settings
• Level 4 Award in Managing Environmental Performance (Waste)
• Level 5 Diploma in Principles of Leadership and Management in Landbased Settings
• Level 6 Award in Leadership and Management in Sales for Landbased Businesses
• Level 6 Award in Managing Business Risks in Landbased Establishments
• Level 7 Certificate in Strategic Direction and Leadership in Landbased Businesses

FaCT are pleased and excited to recieve this approval and look forward to starting to deliver these qualifications along with the fencing level 2 3 & 4 qualifications it has been delivering over the pass 3 years.

It is also planned that the  Level 5 Diploma in Principles of Leadership and Management in Landbased Settings, with replace the old Level 4 Fence Managers NVQ.  FaCT will be keeping you updated on this progress as it will now be a requirement to gain the black FISS/CSCS managers card.

 

 

FaCT is constantly working hard to provide the very best service across the UK. Over the last two years FaCT has developed and added many new courses and funding opportunities – take a look at our website for more information. www.fctrain.co.uk 

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We will assess all the feedback we receive and let you know the results by the end of August.  We will then keep you informed over the following months of the changes and improvements we have made for you and any additional services.
Thank you

Tim Drew
Managing Director
FaCT
0121 476 4731

On the 1st August the funding rules change and some of the training currently funded will no longer be supported. So now is the time to act.

From the 1st August 2013, the current funding for Level 3 qualifications will stop and be replaced by student loans.

Many sites are now requiring a Gold card holder to be on site at all times. To be able to gain a Gold card, they must complete a Level 3 diploma in Fence Supervision and attend a supervisors health and safety course, normally costing around £1500. Currently funding reduces this to £500 for those under 25 and £750 for those over.

In addition to this, if they are under 25 years old, we may be able to get an additional grant of £1500.  [Read more…] about Last chance of funding for Level 3 training for the Gold FISS/CSCS Supervisors Card

FaCT are pleased to announce it has secured a contract with the Job Centre Plus and the Skills Funding Agency to delivery fencing and construction training to the long term unemployed.

The first pilot programme is now recruiting in Chelmsford and will be delivered at the end of June and into July. The plan is then to roll these programmes out across England

[Read more…] about Unemployed training with the Fencing Work Based Academy is Launched

On the 1st August the funding rules change and some of the training currently funded will no longer be supported. So now is the time to act. FaCT has secured more funding to enable more people to be trained before these changes are implemented.
We have funding for:

• Lead installers and supervisors who need a Gold FISS/CSCS card – places are limited
• Machinery drivers who need to upgrade their Red CPCS card to Blue
• Fencers who need to renew their FISS/CSCS card and require health and safety training.
• Fencers who need to upgrade to a Blue FISS/CSCS card. If they are under 25 years old, the business can receive £1500 from the government as additional support.

ACT NOW and call FaCT on 0121 476 4731.

[Read more…] about Funding rules change in ten weeks so act now to get subsidised fencing training