Demand calls for increased training
Niko UK has announced it is expanding its training programme for 2011 following an increase in demand. The training programme provides free one-day courses to electricians and installers on how to install and programme the Nikobus home automation and lighting control systems, are delivered at the company's purpose-built training suite in Toddington, Beds, just off Junction 12 of the M1.
Commenting on the expansion, Niko UK's sales director, Stephen Calder, explained "We recently established a joint training programme with the NICEIC - and this has seen a substantial uplift in demand for places on the courses. As ever, we like to respond positively to the demands of the market, so we are in the process of revising our training programme for 2011 to accommodate as many installers and electricians as possible."
Anyone interested in booking a place on a training course should contact Niko UK as follows on 01525 877707 or email: info@nikouk.com.
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