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We are open! Here’s how and why…

Following the recent government announcement, we want to reassure you that our doors remain open and our courses will continue as normal. 

We are closely following all government guidelines to keep the Brookhouse family safe. With this in mind, we would like to explain a little more about why we are able to remain open with courses running as normal. 

We are Key Workers 

The definition of ‘key workers’ has changed dramatically over the last year. The health departments’ key worker list comprised mostly of health and care staff, as well as teachers and social workers. However, as the public demand for services expanded so did the key worker list, adding many industries such as Gas and Plumbing engineers as essential workers.

As we educate future gas safe engineers, our training is essential to keeping the country Gas Safe and therefore we are exempt from the government notion to carry out further education virtually. 

Following Government Guidelines 

All of our training must be delivered in an approved centre, therefore it is not allowed to be delivered online or virtually due to its practical nature. So by its nature, we are unable to close because we are simply not allowed to “work from home” as per the industry awarding bodies guidelines.

We are confident that we can keep you safe in our training centre. In line with official advice from HSE, it is recommended we stay open in order to maintain gas safety competence for future and current registered gas engineers.

In order to do this:

  • We already have social distancing in force.
  • We have increased our daily cleaning routine.
  • We have all the necessary hand gels and washroom facilities you require.
  • We recommend you bring your own drinking vessel for tea and coffee etc. 
  • We are currently not hosting any Open Mornings to reduce risk 

What’s important is that Brookhouse Training Centre will remain open and will be conducting business as usual until we are told otherwise.


Train with Brookhouse

Any new students who are interested in pursuing a career in gas engineering please feel free to call our office – we would be happy to chat through the different options with you. Our aim is to leave you informed and educated, with your mind at ease. Although we would prefer to invite you to meet us over a brew and see our training facilities first hand at one of our Open Mornings, we simply can not do this at the present time. However, as an alternative, we are able to offer selected appointments throughout the week on a one-to-one basis with one of our dedicated career advisors. 

For more information please visit our COVID-19 Update page: https://www.brookhousetraining.com/covid-19/

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15:43 07 Jul 24
Stop thinking about doing the course and get it done.I was a hgv driver for over 15 years no experience in plumbing and gas and was threatening to do the course for a while just wish I had done it sooner.Please don't think u can just attend and pass coz u can't. If u put the work in and study u can pass and succeed. There was times on the course I was thinking how am I going to pass this and wish I hadn't of started it. But after the placement and studying it all sinks in trust. My tutor Chris is a top guy helped with anything I don't understand. Placement was very good I got took on straight away after passing my acs. It took me all in 6 months so it can be done. So it's been just over a year now that I've been employed, the company I work for have paid me to do cookes/fires/Lpg all qualified now. Also I have been doing some jobs of my own aswell. Get it done 5 STAR 100%
Michael GreenwoodMichael Greenwood
11:03 26 Jun 24
I left the Royal Marines after 15 years, having only ever known one employment. The gulf between careers seemed massive.Brook house bridged that gap perfectly. The staff all have a genuine investment in your success.The training and facilities are excellent and leave you well prepared for what you will encounter on site.The work placement was brilliant and selected with care to put you in a strong position to complete your portfolio and ACS.Upon completion Brook house provided advice and support to help me find employment…. 3 days later I was employed.I can’t thank the team enough…well worth it !!
Daniel CroftDaniel Croft
18:57 23 May 24
Can't fault this place at all. It was a great place to learn, the tutors were very knowledgeable and patient. It is a fast paced course especially if you have no previous plumbing/gas experience, but if you take their advice to revise and read the books provided it makes it a lot easier to take it all in.My placement was a bit up and down. My placement was cancelled at the last minute but BTC had set me up with another but this could only be for a month. During that month BTC had kept on it and arranged a permanent placement who I am now fully employed with. Cheers Tim. When on placement I needed to get in contact with my tutor for a couple of questions. He was easy to get hold of and was happy to help. Cheers John.All in all I am very happy that I chose Brookhouse and would recommend to anyone.Thank you all at BTC
Ben AndrewBen Andrew
11:41 18 May 24
Best decision I've made with my life.I qualified in around 7 months and got a job with British Gas immediately after passing. The instructors were great, really knew their stuff.Portfolio jobs were marked off by staff usually within a week. Guaranteed placement was good but there were a few issues such as not doing enough gas jobs but it was sorted by brookhouse.£7,000, leaving a job and 6 months unpaid training is a big decision to make. It paid off massively for me. I've now got a career I love, a large payrise and a job I enjoy.A few tips-Study hard, it's a fast paced course.-Have a plan of what you want too do after, I'd recommend employment after. 6 months isn't enough to go self employed I feel.-worth getting accommodation so you can focus on course.
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