There are many options available for HGV training in Britain. We’ll look at Reed Boardall and Dulson Training as well as Weston College and Skills bootcamps. Each one of them offers a variety of classes. Which one is best for you? Learn hgv training about each provider.

Skills bootcamps

Skills bootcamps are an excellent way to secure work and earn a decent salary. With the high demand for HGV drivers and with salaries that are 45% higher than pre-pandemic levels it is a great opportunity not to miss out on. Skills bootcamps are currently available at more than 60 different locations across the country.

Skills Bootcamps are government-funded courses for adults who are 19 or older in England. Participants may be employed or recently laid off. They’re designed for people and businesses who want to change careers or move up the ladder. Each class lasts for three hours and is taught by experts in training.

Weston College

Weston College offers training for HGV drivers as part an overall program. The shortage of drivers has caused delays to waste collections and logistical issues. Dr Paul Phillips, principal and group chief executive officer of Weston College, says the college is determined to increase the number of people with HGV licences.

Employers, educational providers, and other stakeholders can form a ‘Skills Advisor Panel’ to improve the local provision of skills. They are part of a Mayoral Combined Authority (or a Local Enterprise Partnership) and collaborate with employers to pinpoint skills gaps and prioritize local skills.

Reed Boardall

Reed Boardall the UK’s most renowned cold storage and distribution company is taking on a nationwide HGV driver shortage with the introduction of a new HGV driver training course. The academy launched in the autumn of last year and has certified 14 drivers. It also provides training to people who are looking to change careers.

The new course will allow applicants to obtain a Category C+E license and pay a competitive wage. It will allow the UK’s transport industry to continue to grow and attract new HGV drivers.