Kirklees College and Kirklees Council have announced an exciting new partnership to deliver the first construction training facility in North Kirklees.
The Kirklees Build project will see development of a new skills and education centre delivering practical construction training within a live site environment, located initially at Kirklees College’s Springfield Sixth Form Centre in Dewsbury. The Construction Skills Hub will be a leading-edge facility that will deliver training in modern methods of construction, retrofit, low carbon energy and other future skills needs.
” David Shepherd, Strategic Director for Growth and Regeneration, Kirklees Council, said: “Over the next decade we’ll see unprecedented levels of investment in major infrastructure and development projects across Kirklees – including the flagship Our Cultural Heart project, the renovation of the George Hotel and other schemes delivered through the Huddersfield Blueprint programme; major regeneration programmes in Dewsbury, Batley, Cleckheaton, and other town centres; the multi-billion pound...
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