EPLAN (or equivalent) Electrical Engineering Software Training

MTC Training, a commercial enterprise of the University of Sunderland providing accredited IT training and apprenticeships, has secured a significant ESF (European Social Fund) match- funded contract, to support businesses within the Tyne & Wear, and Northumberland area.

'Unlocking Digital Skills for North East Businesses' aims to support the development and upskilling of digital skills to existing workforces across a range of industries, with a particular focus on manufacturing. Through the project, MTC Training have identified several clients who are interested in developing their digital skills on EPLAN (or equivalent) - an Electrical Engineering Software for the planning and documentation of electrical design projects.

To support their needs, we are looking to single source an accredited/licensed training provider who can deliver the services on client premises within the North East 'Developed' LEP (Local Enterprise Partnership) area (Northumberland, and Tyne & Wear). Clients will range from micro businesses up to large multi-national employers.

The proposed training is required from March 2020 until March 2021 (subject to further funding there may be an opportunity for an extension of a year (in monthly increments)).

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Delivery Notes

Training will be required from March 2020

Funding Type (WEFO or EU) : European Social Fund

Funding Description

'Unlocking Digital Skills for North East Businesses' aims to support the development and upskilling of digital skills to existing workforces across a range of industries, with a particular focus on manufacturing within the North East 'Developed' LEP area (Northumberland, and Tyne & Wear).

Is a Recurrent Procurement Type? : No