Question 1

What programs do you offer?

Accepted Answer

Currently there are three programs: Fast Track, Aspirers and IPLA

Upon successful completion you will receive an NVQ - Level 2 certificate; equivalent to A Levels.

Our classes are hands-on with some theory lessons. There are multiple machines you can choose from.

Question 2

What is the difference between the three programs offered?

Accepted Answer

All successful students receive a CVQ Level 2 certificate ( equivalent to A Levels).

However in addition to that, Aspirers students will receive a certificate of competence from HEA itself.  They receive more practical training hours, totalling 54+ hours on the machine, as well as 2 other self development courses as electives. Internships and other employment assistance will also be provided to them.  
 
The Individualized Prior Learning Assessment (IPLA) is a program through which an individual can obtain his/her National Caribbean Qualification (NVQ) certification based on evidence of past experiences, achievements, or work experience. This program makes provision for an indidvidual to be assessed and duly certified based on the person's current competence as a Heavy Equipment Operator / Skilled Worker.

Question 3

Is Aspirers better than Fast track

Accepted Answer

All students receive the same quality training and qualification at the end of the program.

However Aspirers students do have an advantage with more practical time on the machine, elective courses and employment assistance. It is strongly recommended for beginners who have no experience operating the machine before and are unemployed.

However, they are not restricted to that and can also do Fast Track if preferred.

Question 4

Are evening classes available?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we offer a part time  class for the Fast Track program.

Aspirers and Fast Track Full Time classes are held during the day.