Women engineers are the future: Banham Academy and the National Security Inspectorate join forces to launch apprenticeship programme aimed at attracting more women to the sector.
Banham Academy – the leading accredited provider in England for apprenticeship training in fire and security systems– has partnered with the National Security Inspectorate (NSI) to launch an apprenticeship training programme for women to encourage them to embark on careers within the fire and security sectors.
The free-to-attend training programme, for women aged 16 and over, will take place during 13-17 June 2022 and will be held at Banham Academy in Earlsfield, South West London, which was recently awarded an Ofsted ‘Good’ provider with ‘Outstanding’ learner behaviour and attitude.
The training will provide attendees with an understanding of the functions of fire, CCTV, intruder alarms, access control systems, and the role of the systems technician.
By the end of the one-week course, trainees will have learnt how to take over a system, diagnose and rectify faults. Course participants will also receive a daily lunch allowance, travel expenses as well as a certification of completion.
On the final day of the complimentary apprenticeship training programme, Banham Academy will bring trainees together with a range of security and fire safety companies who are looking to recruit promising female technicians for apprenticeships, and ideally, a permanent job at the end of it.
No experience is necessary and women can register their interest to attend Banham Academy and NSI’s free apprenticeship training programme here
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