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Instructor Training
We are proud to provide NPORS, AITT and in-house instructor training either from our dedicated Plymouth facility, or at your location.
Looking for a career in training?
Lift truck and plant operators don’t just appear from thin air – they need qualified and experienced instructors to help them develop the core theoretical knowledge and practical skills before they can go on to gain experience within their chosen sector.
Plant & Logistics Training director, Sam, is qualified to deliver the NPORS T001 Instructor Training and AITT Instructor courses. These can be completed over 10 days (for novice instructors) or 3-5 days for candidates with existing teaching/training experience or qualifications.
What do our delegates say?
| Excellent course, opens your eyes to how different organisations deliver training. Good, knowledgeable instructor with good insights. | [The course tutor was] knowledgeable and straight to the point. [I enjoyed] seeing my confidence & knowledge grow throughout the course. | The instruction for the duration was excellent. The instructors manner in delivering the lessons made you feel confident…throughout the course I was learning a lot more than I thought I would. |
| Charlie, College Tutor (Plant & Construction) | Olly, Company Owner (Utilities) | Neil, Venue Manager (Events) |
Something that sets the NPORS instructor courses apart is that they can be based around the machine(s) you’re experienced with, including:
- Industrial Counterbalance Lift Truck
- Rough Terrain Telescopic Handler
- MEWPs
- Lorry Loader
- Excavator 360
- Slinger/Signaller
- Forward Tipping Dumper
AITT instructor courses are based on Counterbalance, Reach or Pivot Steer lift trucks.
Upcoming Instructor Courses:
NPORS Instructor Training
On the final day of your 10 or 5-day course, an NPORS examiner attends to conduct the instructor examinations consisting of a theory test, classroom and practical lesson delivery.
AITT Instructor Training
The AITT instructor courses do not centre around a final examination. Whilst candidates are required to pass a number of theory tests relating to both instructional techniques and the category of lift truck the course relates to, their practical performance is assessed by the tutor using a “progressive marking” system over the course of the 3/5/10 days.
Want to utilise your existing talent to train your own staff?
In addition to the NPORS instructor course, we can also provide in-house instructor training. This will give your staff the skills required to provide non-accredited training to your existing and/or future workforce.
In-house training can be a particularly attractive option where there isn’t the need for a specific accreditation, or where the skills required are so specific that it’s a challenge to find a provider externally with the ability to deliver effective training.
