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Learn a new skill with a fully funded training course

Diamond Training Group in West Sussex has just been awarded additional European Social Funding meaning they can offer 60 fully-funded training courses for anyone over the age of 18 that is unemployed, has been made redundant or is under notice of redundancy.

The contract Diamond Training Group holds with Chichester College will allow us to work alongside them with their Response To Redundancy project. This is a government project funded via ESF (European Social Funding), which has been set aside to tackle unemployment and to re skill people who have been made redundant and for the unemployed.

The funding is available for 1 & 2 week courses at Diamond Training Group for the following:

• 1 & 2 Week Tiling Courses
• 1 & 2 Week Plastering Courses

In order to apply for this funding you must meet at least one of the following:

• You must be 18 years old +
• Unemployed
• Under Notice of Redundancy
• Or have already been made redundant

For details on funding criteria please call us at the centre on 01903 739 407

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5 responses to “Learn a new skill with a fully funded training course”

1. Heath Gummery November 29th, 2009 at 1:40 pm

   Hello, i am a 42 year old man looking to train as a tiler. I have other building skills but only a City & Guilds in brick laying to my name. i am unemployed at present and looking to find a training course. I have been flicking through the internet for tiling jobs/training.
   I look forward to any help you can give in assisting me. Heath Gummery.

2. john speer January 11th, 2010 at 10:22 pm

   Im now currently unemployed and have been for a period of time.
   Im am a fully qualified hgv engineer and have been for 10 years 4 of them as an apprentice.
   i’ve currently considering a change in career as a wall/floor tiler and very much intrested in the 1 to 2 week courses you offer to get started and head in the right direction.
   After seeing your web site and watching the short video after hearing good comments and training facilities it seems the place to get started and who knows what the future may hold.

   cheers john speer

3. Diamond Training Group January 26th, 2010 at 9:56 am

   Hi John, please feel free to contact a member of the team at Diamond Training Group for any advice on funding and course.

   We will also be able to answer any questions you may have regarding the process and get all of the relevant information across to you.

   Kind Regards

   Diamond Training Group

4. almu May 21st, 2010 at 2:35 pm

   Interested in fully funded courses by european social fund, for employees

5. Jason Brady June 13th, 2010 at 3:05 am

   Hi my situation I feel is unique and somewhat awkward, I have suffered from anxiety and related issues for a large part of my adult life, so holding jobs proves to be difficult. I am and have been on incapacity benefit for a few years now and feel my only hope of getting out of this rut I’m in is to try and gain a trade so I can work casually in my own comfort. the art of plastering has always appealed to me so any help and advice regarding funding and flexibility would be greatly appreciated.

   many thanks

   jason