Napit goes back to school
With all colleges back for the new year Napit is going back to school by providing support to students and lecturers with its new Napit Take-Away Support Pack.
From past experience with colleges involved in the Napit Skills competition, more and more tutors were requesting literature from Napit to use in lessons to help students with their studies.
The Take-Away Support Pack includes supporting material such as posters, government leaflets and a masterclass CD, which has a number of lesson plans on all things electrical for tutors to deliver as presentations to their classes. For students the pack has helpful study material such as 17th Edition Route Maps, ZS-charts and flowcharts explaining the Competent Person Scheme membership process and including discount vouchers and other giveaways.
Tutors and students also have the chance to register to receive a monthly email newsletter and the Napit Competent Person Magazine with five issues per year, both providing industry news, updates on government legislation and details on Napit events.
Andy Sharp, Napit's sales and marketing director says: "We have been visiting colleges across the country for a number of months now leading up to the new year to ascertain how we can support tutors delivering their lessons and also help students on the path to an electrical career. We also have representatives who are available to talk to classes on their next steps once they are qualified to become a registered electrician. By providing this service to colleges we hope Napit can continue to support the next generation of electricians and promote the value and importance of Competent Person Schemes wherever we can."
For further information about the Take-Away Support Pack and how to request one please call: 0845 543 0330, or alternatively email info@napit.org.uk.
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