Motec to be revamped
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IANAGEMENT training courses in by the Road Transport Inistry Training Board's High Er11I Motec are being overhauled is year to try to win new busiass.
Motec (Multi-Occupational -aining and Education Centre) aneral manager Hugh Thompm told CM that a fresh look has aen taken at the courses run at igh Ercall to meet the changing amends of the industry.
The main change is the .eation of two two-day courses ir managers in transport and istribution. They are being held Dnsecutively, so that students Pi attend both, one dealing ith up-to-date transport law, ie other with managing operarms.
They are scheduled for the 'eeks beginning August 1, Sepimber 5, October 26, and Dembar 5.
A CPC revision course is being lunched this year, for the weekids immediately before CPC xaminations. These are inmded primarily for self-study :udents, and are scheduled for ctober 1/2, and November 3/27.
According to Mr Thompson, ley have the backing of Motec's )0 per cent pass rate for its stu dents sitting the last two CPC examinations.
A three-day road transport and distribution marketing course, geared along practical lines, is being launched.
Details of courses are available from Kate Deacon at Motec, High Ercall, Telford, Shropshire, TF6 6RB (phone 0952 770831).