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RAC takes on Renault training
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FROM OCTOBER the RAC is to take control of the training offered by Renault Trucks' Advanced Apprenticeship Options Programme; it will be responsible for selecting applicants, training, reporting, on-site visits and assessments.
The programme includes technicians, parts advisers, auto electricians and vehicle sales, and offers technical certificates (VRQs), NVQs and Key Skills qualifications.
Damian O'Connor, head of technical service delivery at the RAC,says:"It's a great opportunity to grow our expertise in the commercial vehicle environment in partnership with Renault Trucks."
Brian Burns, training and development manager at Renault Trucks UK, says: "The RAC has an excellent track record in dealer technician and apprentice training. [It] is also able to offer regional training, which is a great benefit to our dealer network."
The RAC is taking over the training following pitches that included Renault Trucks' current training partner, Carter & Carter.