The Scarborough News

Skills Village to throw open its doors again

Invitation for second free constructi­on visit

- scarboroug­h news reporter newsdesk@jpress.co.uk Twitter@thescarbor­onews

Following a successful Constructi­on Skills Village open day, invitation­s are now being sent out for a second event, taking place on March 20 at Middle Deepdale, Eastfield. There is a maximum of 35 places per session for the Open Day which provides students and people of all ages with an opportunit­y for work experience in bricklayin­g, joinery, and groundwork­s, with industry talks on apprentice­ships and employment.

Supporters of the skills village include Kebbell Developmen­ts, Guy Bentley, Keepmoat Group, North Yorkshire County Council, Scarboroug­h Borough Council, Yorkshire Coast Homes, Sirius Minerals, Constructi­on Industry Training Board, Makita, Jewson’s, Screwfix, Travis Perkins and the Sanctuary Group.

Graham Ratcliffe, managing director, said: “Thanks to everyone involved for a fantastic open day, which attracted more than 60 people – and we are now set for our constructi­on course from March 6.

“We are available for anyone working with students leaving school this year, or students which have been displaced and not in training or employment, or also for unemployed people aged over 18, all of whom may be looking for an exciting and well paid career in constructi­on once qualified.”

 ?? Picture: Richard Ponter 170514 ?? Skills week studies at the Middle Deepdale site in Scarboroug­h, with operationa­l director Fiona Ratcliffe, husband and MD Graham Ratcliffe , and students and staff.
Picture: Richard Ponter 170514 Skills week studies at the Middle Deepdale site in Scarboroug­h, with operationa­l director Fiona Ratcliffe, husband and MD Graham Ratcliffe , and students and staff.

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