The number of installers who have signed up to Worcester, Bosch Group’s Online Training Academy has now eclipsed 2,000, just four months after its launch.
The Online Training Academy focuses on keeping installers up to date with the latest product features, installation tip, and troubleshooting advice at their own convenience.
Training manager Phil Bunce said: “We are delighted with such a high level of early uptake among installers and believe this shows the enthusiasm for development among industry professionals.
“With smartphones and tablets now essential components of an installer’s toolkit, we want to give them more opportunity than ever to enhance their industry knowledge whenever suits them best. Online training can never completely replace the hands-on equivalent, but it’s certainly a great option for those who wish to continually refresh their knowledge.”
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