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Central Heating Controls Wiring and Fault Finding

4.7(1243)

By Technique Learning Solutions

The Central Heating Controls Wiring and Fault Finding course is a two day-day short course aimed at anyone involved in the construction, commissioning, inspection & testing or maintenance of central heating electrical control systems. The Central Heating Controls Wiring and Fault Finding course covers all the commonly used control systems in use today and is focused on the ‘practical’ construction and commissioning along with the relevant fault finding techniques. The Central Heating Controls Wiring and Fault Finding course requires an understanding of electrical principles and cable termination skills. A requirement of this course is the successful completion of their Essential Electrics examination prior to sitting the central heating controls wiring & fault finding examinations. Please ring if clarification is needed on this point. There are two 20 minute open book examinations and the associated practical assessments. A third examination and associated assessment will be required for candidates not holding the Essential Electrics unit. The Central Heating Controls Wiring and Fault Finding course comprises of: Short theory sessions introducing the conventional wiring systems, ‘Y’ Plan, ‘S’ Plan, ‘C’ Plan, Etc. Detailed practical workshop sessions, undertaking the construction, testing and commissioning of systems Fault finding and maintenance tasks performed on working systems Examination and practical assessment preparation ready for the assessments Evaluation of the system control function (why and how it works) Each student will work on their own system, and will have plenty of time to absorb and understand how each systemworks. Advise will be given on suitable ‘tooling’ and test equipment. These are nationally recognizable qualifications which are fast becoming an essential requirement for this type of work. The course costs include comprehensive course notes and examination entry fees.

Central Heating Controls Wiring and Fault Finding
Delivered in Clay Cross or Online + more
£500

Essential Textiles Manufacture Skills (BANBURY) (D&TA)

5.0(5)

By Textiles Skills Centre

An Essential Sewing & Making Skills Course for Teachers of GCSE & A Level Fashion & Textiles for both Art & Design and D&T.

Essential Textiles Manufacture Skills (BANBURY) (D&TA)
Delivered In-Person in Banbury
£205

AutoCAD 3D modeling course

By Real Animation Works

Autocad face to face training customised and bespoke.

AutoCAD 3D modeling course
Delivered in London or OnlineFlexible Dates
£650

CAD Courses | Bespoke 1-2-1 in London

By Real Animation Works

Learn CAD in 10 hrs

CAD Courses | Bespoke 1-2-1 in London
Delivered in London or OnlineFlexible Dates
£360

AutoCAD 3D Modeling Course Training

By Real Animation Works

InDesign face to face training customised and bespoke.

AutoCAD 3D Modeling Course Training
Delivered in London or OnlineFlexible Dates
£250

Freskival: Climate Fresk

5.0(1)

By Climate Clarity CIC

A 2-day festival for professionals to try out Fresk-style sustainability workshops on different themes: Biodiversity, Construction, Textiles, Digital, Food, Circular Economy, and more. Sample a few, meet other interested people, and find a workshop that's good fit for your organisation's engagement and learning strategy.

Freskival: Climate Fresk
Delivered In-PersonFlexible Dates
£75 to £150

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Inspired Mosaics Studio

inspired mosaics studio

LIZ TIRANTI CREATES BESPOKE MOSAIC ARTWORKS FROM HER INSPIRED MOSAICS STUDIO IN HOVE. ARCHITECTURAL FEATURES, DECORATIVE PIECES & SCULPTURES FOR HOMES, GARDENS AND PUBLIC SPACES . BORN: London 1969. Lives and works in Brighton & Hove, United Kingdom. ARTISTS STATEMENT: I am a contemporary mosaic artist. My goal? To celebrate and challenge the art of mosaic. Colour underpins everything I create. The approach: intuitive. In my work over twenty five yearsI have developed a striking and vibrant style. The work has included architectural wall and floor features, decorative pieces and sculptures. Whilst developing my sculptural practice I was one of the first in Britain to import concrete construction techniques specifically for mosaic making from North America. This led to my recent postgraduate enquiry into how to translate fragment to form. To take the tile (tesserae) from the surface and make it the object in itself. After all, mosaic originated in Roman construction techniques, it did not begin as decoration. Experience in working to commission for private, corporate and public clients has equipped me with a broad spectrum of skills. They range from design and making to fine judgement about enhancing a space. It is underpinned by a careful interpretation of the clients’ requirements. The art of mosaic, often overlooked and undervalued, is rich in culture, materials and skill. It’s traditions and versatility I continue enthusiastically to embrace. My purpose? To stimulate discussion about the mosaic-making process and to contribute to its' position as both a craft and a fine art form. Currently I focus on producing new sculptural artwork for exhibition and sale.