Scolmore Group, a provider of wiring accessories, circuit protection, lighting, fire and security systems, and cable accessory products, has donated of a range of electrical accessory products to Telford College to support students pursuing careers in electrical and engineering fields.
The donation includes an assortment of products from across the Scolmore Group of companies including Click switches and sockets, Elucian distribution boards, and Unicrimp cable accessories.
These products will be integrated into the college’s practical training programmes, giving students hands-on experience with industry-standard materials.
“We are passionate about investing in the future of the electrical industry,” says Neil McManus, Technical Engagement Engineer, Scolmore Group.
“By providing these essential products to Telford College, we hope to inspire and equip the next generation of skilled professionals who will drive innovation and excellence in our sector.
“As the industry constantly develops, with different emerging technologies available to generate electricity, there will always be a constant demand for electricians in every sector.”
Luke Foster, Environmental Technology Lecturer at Telford College, comments, “We are incredibly thankful for this support from Scolmore Group.
“Access to up-to-date and industry-standard equipment is vital for our students, and this generous donation will make a real difference in their training and readiness for the workforce.
“It will be used by our current electrical installation students, our electrical installation and maintenance apprentices, and our introduction to basic electronics adult course, keeping their studies as up to date as possible.
“Some of the equipment we’ve been given, such as the Ovia Click Flow system for lighting, introduces new installation methods and will give students a huge advantage when starting their careers in the electrical industry.
“Studying electrical installations is so important – our courses cover a vast range of topics including sockets and systems, all the way up to distribution boards. It’s one of the most evolving areas in construction, with so much innovation, and it’s going to keep expanding.
“Making ties with local companies such as Scolmore Group is fundamental to the progression of our courses and the college as a whole.
“The donation will be used immediately in practical classes and workshops, helping to bridge the gap between classroom learning and real-world applications.”
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