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Training provider builds a profile with PR appointment
Northumberland-based public relations firm Round Table Solutions is celebrating another new business win having been appointed by a specialist training provider.
North East Training Solutions (NETS) Ltd provides apprenticeship and pre-apprenticeship training to 16-24 year olds. From purpose-built workshops and classrooms in Cramlington, NETS offers vocational studies in joinery, plastering, bricklaying, painting and plumbing as well as NCFE (Northern Council for Further Education) qualifications in maths and English.
NETS founder and managing director Michael Thompson said: “We’re in a very competitive market place so it’s really important we distinguish ourselves and are recognised for delivering bespoke, high quality training that benefits the student and employer. Round Table Solutions was recommended to me and I’ve subsequently been very impressed by the firm’s understanding of our business objectives and track record of delivery for clients.”
The initial focus of Round Table Solutions’ work will be on raising the profile of NETS through media relations, marketing and targeted stakeholder engagement in the North East business community.
Since it was launched in 2013, Round Table Solutions has worked with local and national clients across the private, public and third sectors. Managing director John McCabe commented: “NETS and Round Table Solutions are both relatively young businesses so this is a great opportunity for us to grow alongside each other. I’m delighted to be on board with Michael and his very dedicated team and I hope to play a part in helping establish NETS as a leading provider of specialist training.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Round Table Solutions Ltd .
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