FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Most courses require no formal qualifications. However, for advanced programs like Level 2 or Level 3 Diplomas, previous experience or basic knowledge in logistics or rail engineering is recommended.
Yes. All qualifications follow the UK’s National Occupational Standards (NOS) and are recognised by institutions such as City & Guilds and Network Rail.
The duration varies by course. Most range from short 2-day intensive trainings (like PTS) to longer programs of 200–700 hours for Level 2 and Level 3 Diplomas.
No. Entry-level courses are designed for beginners and provide all the essential knowledge needed to start working safely and effectively.
They combine both. Each program includes classroom theory and practical hands-on sessions to ensure you can apply what you learn directly in real work environments.
Yes. Upon successful completion and assessment, you’ll receive an accredited certificate recognised throughout the UK.
Absolutely. The courses are designed to improve employability in the logistics and rail sectors, opening opportunities in companies across transport, warehousing, and engineering.