Skills for Security, Barhale House, Barhale Crescent, WS1 4NN Walsall, West Midlands, GB
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Skills for Security is the leading Fire & Security training provider, specialising in apprenticeship and technical course delivery, helping close the industry Skills Gap, and upskilling teams across the UK. Operating from technology-filled training centres in Warrington, Walsall, Watford and Glasgow, Skills for Security aims to make training accessible for learners and employers alike. Additionally, through its Skills On-Demand platform, training can now be accessed anytime, anywhere. Skills for Security is also the organising partner of the WorldSkills UK Electronic Security and Fire competitions.
Skills for Security, Barhale House, Barhale Crescent, WS1 4NN, Walsall, West Midlands, United Kingdom
Laura jones definitely the best learning support I’ve ever had she’s the best she makes sure everything gets done and she really helps and makes it alot less stressful and Dave's pretty good two
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