Local Dumfries Business Woman Steps in to
support new start up business
Local business woman, Anne Clark, Director of LowlandTraining Services Limited a company with bases in Dumfries and Stranraer has
taken a new start up company under her wing and formed a partnership with Peter
Davis of Home-Click Computer Training (also based in Dumfries).
Peter, who was recently made redundant from a local
recruitment company, used to work for a charitable education centre based in
Annan and has considerable experience in working in the role of an adult
educator having spent nearly 20 years delivering training to adult learners in
Cheshire, Cumbria and Dumfries & Galloway.
The partnership benefits both companies; Anne gains an
experienced tutor/trainer and assessor to deliver the exciting new range of
courses that Lowland Training Services Limited will be delivering in Dumfries
and Stranraer, these include SQA’s Scottish Qualification for Personal Licence
Holders and the Responsible Sale/Service of Alcohol and The SQA PC Passport
Qualification for Beginners and Intermediate users. All these courses can be
funded through ILA Scotland funding. Peter gains the use of training rooms in
Dumfries and the ability to carry on providing an adult education service to
the local community, something he is very passionate about doing. It also
allows Peter to deliver the BBC 1st Click classes that he started up
in Annan and the partnership allows students the ability to progress in their
studies and take up the funded PC Passport course which will lead to an SQA
Qualification on successful completion of the course.
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