Monday, April 29, 2024

Training provider moves to larger Chesterfield premises

Skills and employability training provider DBC Training is expanding into larger Chesterfield premises, following successful growth in the town.

The organisation will move into new offices at Markham House in the centre of the town, allowing more learning space for the business to deliver its courses.

Commenting on the expansion of the business, Luke Brailsford, Senior Performance Manager at DBC Training, said: “As a business we are growing, and we see Chesterfield as a key part of our growth plans. The investment in our new premises supports this, offering more learning space for us to deliver high-quality employment and skills training courses in Chesterfield.

“This supports our ultimate aim to support local residents back into employment and to help more employers upskill their workforce through our award-winning apprenticeship service.

“We are still in Chesterfield Town Centre, on the top floor of Markham House. There are many benefits to this move, however, key ones being more space and room for the courses we deliver, along with being centrally located and close to partners that we work with.”

DBC Training has been delivering employment and skills training since 2000. The business matches skills training to local job vacancies and offers a range of courses to help unemployed people transition into work.

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