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Planning on moving to Australia? Diamond Training can help!

We are extremely pleased to announce that Diamond Training Group has now secured an exclusive contract with Australian based company Silver Trowel Trade Training, to deliver RPL Assessments (Recognition Of Prior Learning) to UK based trades people, enabling them to gain recognised Australian AQF Level 3 qualifications to assist with their skilled visa and TRA (Trades Recognition Australia) applications.

Danny Evans Managing Director of Diamond Training Group commented, ” This is a real achievement and a very proud moment for our company. To be recognised for the quality and standard of work that we produce by a major international company that delivers training and qualifications to students from across the world is fantastic. When starting the company, we always planned on diversifying into different areas of education that we understood and felt that we could add something to, by delivering that little bit extra and gaining the trust of our students that were placing their future careers in our hands and now we have achieved this not only within the UK but also on an International scale and we are over the moon”.

The contract that has been awarded allows us to conduct skills assessments for UK based trades people, who have worked within the industry for 4 or more years that are looking to migrate to Australia but require their skills to be formally recognised. The trades that we are contracted to assess are as follows:

• Wall & Floor Tiling
• Roof Tiling
• Solid Plastering
• Wall & Ceiling (plaster boarding / Taping & Jointing / Interior Systems etc)

We are currently in the process of having a dedicated website developed for this side of our organisation which we hope to launch in the first week of February 2010. Details of this new side of our website will be posted on our Home Page as soon as it is complete and live.

Please check back for updates and company developments.

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