LIA continues to develop lighting community’s future
Since its launch last year, over 600 students have passed through the Academy’s doors. If you’re unsure how the Academy could help you achieve your personal or professional ambitions, take a look at the new autumn schedule. The academy offers the widest selection of learning related to the lighting industry, which now includes the first ever Higher National Certificate (HNC) and Higher National Diploma (HND) in lighting being taught in the UK in partnership with the University of South Wales (USW).
Further to these industry defining Higher Education qualifications, the Academy has a portfolio encompassing the full breath of the industry, with courses to benefit the whole lighting community.
The LIA Certificate is an industry recognised suite of learning designed for those embarking on a career in lighting, also those in the industry looking to further develop their skills and knowledge.
Standards and Legislation, covers the key topics that impact and govern the lighting community, including BSEN 60598, with edition 7 being withdrawn in October, are you ready?
Energy efficient lighting, introduces the skills and understanding of the opportunities presented by new energy efficient lighting and controls technology.
Our Lighting Design Software courses are designed to suit various levels of experience and incorporate the latest changes to the software.
The Academy has become a hub for the development and delivery of high-quality learning. Above is just a taster of where the Academy can take you
With the courses taught by some of the most knowledgeable and respected names in the industry, most of whom now have recognised teacher status by USW.
So whether you simply want to refresh your knowledge or develop new skills for the future, find the course for you and we will see you in the autumn.
Find out more here or call the Academy on 01952 290905.
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