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EGW form education company
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) A new company, EGW Education Ltd, las been formed by EGW Management Ltd o organize its 1970/71 education irogramme. Three new courses have been idded to last year's four-course syllabus. ('hey are "Talking about maintenance", 'The truck consultant" and "Profitable elling".
The maintenance course, which has been lesigned for the smaller-type operator, lasts wo days and has been submitted for tTITB's approval. The second course lasts 0 days and is taking two stages; its content overs a wide area of the transport industry.
The course for salesmen has been approved by RTITB and is aimed at teaching the techniques of selling for profit. This course lasts three days.
EGW states that its existing courses have been up-dated as legislation has been implemented. They will be held at Bath, Birmingham, Cambridge, Glasgow, Harrogate, London, Luton, Manchester and Newcastle.
For those who cannot attend three-day courses on consecutive days, a special course presented on one day each week for three weeks is available_