Middlesbrough College hosts global skills training
A North East college is strengthening global industry ties through an intensive training programme designed to enhance vocational skills.
Middlesbrough College, through its subsidiary TTE International, is hosting five recent mechanical engineering graduates from Abu Dhabi for a bespoke four-week programme at its TTE2 STEM Centre.The initiative, sponsored by Emirates Global Aluminium, focuses on hydraulics and pneumatics and pumps and valves, offering hands-on experience with advanced technologies.
Delegates are set to return in 2025 to complete further training in non-destructive testing and weld inspection, bridging the gap between academic theory and practical application.
The programme underscores Middlesbrough College’s reputation as a leader in global vocational education, drawing international students seeking practical, industry-relevant training.
John Cooke, associate director TTE at Middlesbrough College, said: “We are delighted to welcome these delegates from Abu Dhabi and are proud to play a role in their professional development.
“This collaboration highlights the importance of international partnerships in skills development, and we look forward to seeing the positive impact this training will have on both the delegates and their organisations.”
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