Construction and Automotive Green Technology Centre at Kidderminster College

Empowering Students with Cutting-Edge Facilities and Technology

Kidderminster College proudly unveils its new £1.4 million Construction and Automotive Green Technology Centre, a state-of-the-art facility designed to equip students with practical experience and advanced knowledge in a stimulating environment. This centre offers access to the latest technology, ensuring that students are well-prepared for the demands of modern construction and automotive industries.

Addressing Skills Shortages in the Wyre Forest and Worcestershire Region

Developed in direct response to the growing shortage of skilled professionals in the Wyre Forest and wider Worcestershire region, the Green Technology Centre is a crucial investment in the future workforce. It aims to bridge the skills gap by providing comprehensive training in both construction and automotive sectors.

Focusing on Green Technology and Sustainability

At the heart of the new centre is a commitment to green technology and sustainability. Students will learn modern methods of construction and other essential skills, tailored to accommodate the rapidly evolving automotive and construction sectors. The curriculum emphasizes sustainable practices and cutting-edge technologies, preparing students to be leaders in environmentally responsible industries.

Modern Methods of Construction and Advanced Training

The Green Technology Centre will offer courses that teach the latest construction techniques and automotive technologies. By focusing on these advanced methods, the centre ensures that students gain relevant, hands-on experience that meets the current and future needs of employers.

A Catalyst for Regional Growth and Innovation

This new facility not only enhances the educational landscape but also serves as a catalyst for regional growth and innovation. By producing a highly skilled workforce, the centre will support local businesses and contribute to the economic development of the Wyre Forest and Worcestershire region.