Cornwall Training

Exhibitor

2nd Year Exhibitor

Stand Number: 5

About Cornwall Training

Cornwall Training & Consultancy pride ourselves on our standards of course delivery, administration and quality assurance. as an ISO 9001:2015 Accredited Company, we are dedicated to quality and high standards.

We provide all the materials required for your course. Training is in a light and comfortable training area, with free parking on site. Refreshments are provided on all courses. The centre also has disabled facilities and training areas on the ground floor if required.

We are audited by all our awarding bodies for certification and quality. Our awarding bodies consist of Qualsafe, Highfield, Institute of Safety and Health (IOSH), Scottish Qualifications Authority (SQA) and the Maritime & Coastguard Agency (MCA).

Our training centre is based in St Austell and has easy access to the A30 and the A38. For those coming from further afield, and accommodation is required, we have a Premier Inn just 2 minutes away from the centre.

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Why Cornwall Training?
Cornwall Training is known for its quality, and customer service. We specialise in training courses for First Aid Training, Health & Safety Training, Fire Safety Training, Food Hygiene, Manual Handling Training, First Response Emergency Care (FREC), Construction CSCS courses and IOSH Training Courses to name but a few. We have a range of Elearning courses available if you can’t get to the centre for your face to face training.

Quality is key to learning
We use only experienced, expert tutors to provide engaging and informative training sessions, giving you the confidence to embrace and practice you’re new found or refreshed skills. Therefore we have invested in our facilities and equipment to ensure you have the best possible experience, and our trainers come from a range of operational and professional roles. These include the Ambulance Service, HM Coastguard and the RNLI. The trainers don’t just teach the skills, they do it for real, so no death by PowerPoint.