Poultec Excellence Awards 2009

Adult Learners’ Week is the UK’s largest and longest running festival of learning, it aims to encourage more and different adults to take part in learning activities.
Poultec offers a variety of learning projects that have inspired hundreds of people to see what learning can do for them, offering them the chance to catch up on skills they've missed out on in the past, or develop themselves for the future.
In Celebration of this event Poultec will be holding their Fourth Poultec Excellence Award Ceremony on Wednesday 13th May 2009. This is an annual event that recognises the achievement of learners that have excelled on their programme of learning and have been nominated by their Programme Managers.

Top Accolade for Mattishall Training Company

Making training fit employers needs; that’s what Poultec Training are all about and this has now been recognised by their status as a Training Quality Standard certificated provider.

Having been through a rigorous assessment process, Poultec were delighted when, in late December, they received the news. This sets them with a group of only 93 colleges and private providers nationally and only 6 in the eastern region.

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NEW COURSE: QMS Auditing Course

Poultec Training Ltd. are pleased to announce that they are now running a QMS Auditing Course.

The next course will run over two days and will be held at South Green Park Enterprise Centre, Mattishall on 9th and 10th June 2008.

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The official training skills management programme for the Poultry Meat Training Initiative, administered by Poultec Training and Lantra.

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Poultec Training earns national accolade as a centre of specialist learning.

Poultec has been selected as one of the first accredited Academy Training Centres within the new National Skills Academy for Food and Drink Manufacturing. The government’s skills minister Phil Hope announced the go-ahead for the academy, which is set to open in April, and is forecast to deliver new skills to at least 28,000 people during its first four years.