In house Seminars – Delegate Feedback

We like to think that we provide high quality training for our clients presented by authoritative speakers capable of delivering the subject in a way that works for those who attend.

However don’t just take our word for it. Construction Study Centre Ltd provided in house training for a number of organisations often providing bespoke training programmes.  

Below are just some of the comments that delegates have left after attending our courses...

In-house

• after a series of one day ‘Commercial Awareness’ and ‘NEC3’ in-house courses for United Utilities, 2009, speaker Nigel Clayton...
  
  CT - Just a quick note to thank you very much for the seminar yesterday.  It was one of the best I have attended – ticked every box for me.  The day flew and I found it informative, interesting & exceedingly useful
  SB – Trainer very knowledgeable, shared real experience

• after a one day ‘Commercial Awareness’ in-house course for Deborah Services, Dec 2009, speaker Nigel Clayton...
  
  JS – Very thorough delivery & very informative.  Nigel was excellent !
  DS – Very good, interactive and easily followed.  Hit our audience well – could develop for others in company.

• after a ‘Dealing with Condensation, Damp & Rot in Buildings’ in-house course for Festival Housing, May 2009, speaker Stephen Neale...

  AF – ‘Nice and relaxed atmosphere’
  GV – ‘Very good and clear’
  SW – ‘Very knowledgeable speaker.  Informative Seminar’

• after a three day ‘Becoming a CDM Co-ordinator under the CDM 2007 Regulations’ in-house course for Dover Harbour Board, May 2009, speaker Paul Gray...

  CR – ‘Enjoyable Workshop’
  KB – ‘The workshop provides a means of understanding what is required.  This will enable me to effectively carry out my duties’

• after a ‘Keeping up to date with the latest Building regulations’ in-house course for NPS South East, May 2009, speaker Jim Goddard

  RC – ‘Excellent presenter, clear and concise’
  LJ – ‘Well presented’

• after a bespoke ‘Value engineering, cost efficiencies and value for money’ in-house course for Trent & Dove Housing Association, May 2009, speaker Chad Murrin

  NW – ‘Concise course, filled with valuable information’
  AM – ‘very good insight & background into the finance mechanisms used in the housing industry’
  SE – ‘Enlightening’
  GH – ‘Well paced and informative’

• after an  ‘ICE 7 conditions of contract’ in-house course for Isle of Wight Council, May 2009, speaker Lorne Alway

  PH – ‘Content & delivery were excellent with plenty of opportunity to ask questions’
  TF – ‘Good seminar’

• after a ‘JCT Intermediate & minor contracts 2005’ in-house course for Flintshire County Council, April 2009, speaker Scott Milner

  AT – ‘Very informative.  Well delivered’
  DK – ‘Interesting & enlightening’

• after a ‘JCT Contracts’ in-house course for Wandsworth Council housing Services, April 2009, speaker Ryland Ash

  BN – ‘Good overall information on subject.  Most useful’
  VH – ‘Well presented with visual aids’
  MF – ‘Very informative, superbly articulated – excellent’

• after an ‘NEC3 conditions of contract’ in-house course for Capita & Speller Metcalfe, April 2009, speaker Lorne Alway

  GP – ‘Good insight from both sides i.e. contractor & project managers’
  AL – ‘Good content and taken at the right speed’

• after a tailored in-house course for Mouchel in Stirling on Getting to Grips with NEC3 with NEC Professional Services Contract, April 2009, speaker Mike Nelson...

SB – ‘The presenter was well informed and learned’

• after a ‘Working with CDM’ in-house course for SSP South West London NHS, March 2009, speaker Paul Gray

  KB - ‘The seminar exceeded expectations, it is a very difficult subject to present.  A great mixture of theory and examples’
  NE – ‘informative, very good basic knowledge of responsibilities’
  LW – ‘I thought it was well presented, and Paul Gray knew his stuff’

• after a ‘Designing for access and inclusion’ in-house course for South London & Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust, December 2008, speaker Marcos Francos

  RM – ‘Many thanks for arranging this, Marcos was excellent’
  JM – ‘Very interesting topic put across with enthusiasm.  Lots of food for thought’
  AW – ‘first class course – content and presentation’

• after a bespoke ‘Keeping up to date with the latest Building regulations’ in-house course for Aldwyck Housing Association, June 2008, speaker Jim Goddard

  NM – ‘We’ve had CSC’s courses before, another good one.  Jim Goddard knows his stuff’
  TB – ‘Very knowledgeable speaker’
  JR – ‘Very useful. It provided a good background to the planning process’

• Broad range of subjects
• Advice on developing a tailored training package
• Experienced speakers active in their industries
• CPD Certificates
• Flexible tailored ‘In House’ training

We offer high quality training on a number of subjects. These subjects are broadly divided in to 4 main specialisms. Regulations, Contracts and Legal, Property and Development and Management and Communication.

There are 2 main ways to receive CPD training from Construction Study Centre. Public Training Courses: Typically, Construction Study Centre holds over 300 public training courses a year across the UK.