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Philip Sykes

Philip Sykes is a focused individual who had the foresight to set up a company focusing on adult learners and career changers. With the barrier to entry for adults, Philip developed some of the first intense programmes for adults to enter the construction industry. Since our inception in April 2003, Step to Training has been the market leader in training for adult career changers wanting to get into the building trades. As a passionate, proactive and dynamic organisation we offer intense training courses to give adults the skills to get into the construction industry. http://www.steptotraining.co.uk/

Step to Training (UK) Ltd
Lodge House
15 Gosditch Street
Cirencester
Gloucestershire
GL7 2AG
0845 257 1797 (phone)
07092 125 566 (fax)
Training Mature Career Changers
Building New Careers
http://www.steptotraining.co.uk/

Articles by this Author

» Hands on-roofing and bricklaying

By Philip Sykes | Published 08/26/2006 | Industrial Training | Unrated

We all need to have a roof over our head and four walls to protect us from the elements but how many of us actually have the skills to do this ourselves?

» Hands On Floor And Wall Tiling A Lucrative Career Move

By Philip Sykes | Published 08/11/2006 | Industrial Training | Unrated

You need to be aware of the shortage of good wall and floor tilers and how an intense course could pave the way to a good living and or save you money when it comes to your own DIY.

» Thinking Outside The Bog - Weighing Up The Options In The Construction Industry

By Philip Sykes | Published 07/21/2006 | Industrial Training | Unrated

Such a huge amount of publicity has been generated over the past few years regarding the shortages in qualified plumbers that the skills shortages in other building trades is often overlooked by those thinking of entering the building industry.