2441 days ago

Young adults can study for free in Kelston

Omid Mohtadi from Skills Update Training Institute Kelston Campus

Dear neighbors. Founded in 1991, Skills Update Training Institute is a dynamic training organisation with more than 120 qualified staff. We have one of the widest ranges of accreditations among private New Zealand training providers enabling us to offer a variety of courses and training opportunities to students.

Our branch is at 12-14 Cartwright Road, Kelston, and we look forward to hearing from community members who are interested in advancing their skills and learning new trades for employment.

FREE COURSES + TRAVEL COSTS* offered at Skills Update include:
For 16+-year-olds:
- Barista
- Hospitality
- Distribution and Forklift Operations
- Building and Carpentry
- Recreation and Sport

For 16-19-year-olds:
- Fitness and Exercise
- Forces Pre-Entry
- Security
- Carpentry
- Automotive
- Free Learners or Restricted Licence*
*Conditions apply

Student testimonial: "All the knowledge I learned on the course was good value. I also learned the professional way of communicating with people and the manner of approaching them and sorting things out in a positive way. Skills Update is very good for anyone who is looking for a better future.” Tofo Faamamafa

To find out more, phone: 09 818 1257.
We are here to fulfill your training goals. Come and talk to us.
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