Who are we?
The TTE Technical Training Group is a ‘Group Training Association’ and a leading provider of technical training and consultancy services to the engineering, process and oil &gas sectors. Based in the UK but we have also significantly expanded our operations internationally to provide 'in country' training facilities to meet our clients’ specific needs.
Our technical training programmes range from longer-term advanced apprenticeships and technician development programmes at HNC and graduate level to a wide range of short courses and client specific skills development programmes. These are delivered in the one of our training centres or on our client own facilities and offer industry-led accredited 'hands on' practical training alongside formal technical qualifications, delivered both on and off-the-job.
Our sponsor/client companies range from small engineering companies to large multi-national blue-chip companies such as Shell, BP, SABIC, Tullow Oil and Corus - to name but a few!
In the UK we have access to significant government funding to make a positive contribution to meeting growing skill shortage. Internationally, we are working closely with a range of clients to meet strict localisation/nationalisation targets. We are currently involved in a wide range of vocational skills training projects in, for example, Azerbaijan, UAE, Oman, Nigeria, Libya, Equatorial Guinea, Ghana and many other countries.
Despite the recession, this is a really exciting time for TTE as we work closely with our client companies to ensure that they have the skills needed for the upturn.
Please do find the time to look at our extensive news section for an update on current projects.Keith Hunter, Group Managing Director
February 2010
Latest News:
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Government Minister visits TTEGovernment Minister visits The TTE Technical Training Group in support of National Apprenticeship Week |
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APPRENTICESHIP CAMPAIGN GATHERS PACETTE as part of National Apprenticeship Week, is offering employers across the region the chance to gain valuable insights into training a future generation of workers. |