Develop unveils its Derby training centre following a £500K refurbishment
Develop has unveiled its new look training centre in Derby following an extensive £500,000 refurbishment.

Develop, one of the UK’s leading accredited providers of compliance, technical, and safety training, has unveiled its new look training centre in Derby following an extensive refurbishment.
The renovations to the centre were made possible by a £500,000 investment from Develop and its parent company JTL, to upgrade its classrooms with state-of-the-art technology, as well as a full refurbishment of the centre’s offices. The initial 16-week refurbishment project also involved modernising the centre’s communal spaces including the reception, café, toilets, and breakout areas.
With phase one now complete, delegates can also look forward to phase two of the project, which will involve a full refurbishment of all the practical training facilities and additional classrooms.
As a result, Develop can deliver more courses for local and nationwide businesses covering a range of compliance and safety training across a number of industries including construction, defence, facilities management, healthcare, telecommunication, and utilities.
Located in the heart of Derby, the training centre benefits from close transport links to the M1 and A38, making it highly accessible for businesses across the region.
Matthew Gray, Operations Manager at Develop, said, “We couldn’t be happier with the results of the refurbishment of our Derby centre so far, as we are now able to offer our delegates cutting-edge technology and facilities as a result of the upgrades. Looking ahead, we are excited to progress the project further when we start phase two. This is the second training centre we’ve upgraded this year and the investment made by Develop demonstrates our commitment to providing high-quality training to delegates and businesses delivered by our expert trainers.”
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