Supporting Reach Society, Alpha BSE engaging with 400 school children, aged 10 to 11 at the Grinling Gibbons Primary School in Lewisham. The young people ended the day with a transformed view of the potential pathways open to them. Ms Cynthia Eubanks, Executive Head Teacher, expressed her delight with the number of students…
2014 annual awards ceremony at Alpha BSE Training celebrated the success of over 200 students and apprentices. 20 Special Awards were given to those who have shown incredible commitment to their studies, excelling in work-based learning activities, as well as overcoming barriers and difficult…
Reach Society 2014 Recognition Awards was held on the 18 Oct 2014 at Charing Cross Hotel. Alpha BSE Training is much honored to receive the Best Support Organization Award. Chief Executive John Budu-Aggrey said: “We are honored to receive this heartwarming award. Alpha BSE Training always feels passionate about mentoring…
Vital London infrastructure and housing building projects worth tens of billions of pounds are in jeopardy because of a crippling shortage of skilled workers, a report warns today. Armies of trained bricklayers, electricians, plumbers and carpenters are needed to prevent hugely costly delays to flagship schemes across the capital. The…
More than 860 people working in transfport, engineering and technology have set a new world record for the most people performing a jumping high-five at the same time. The record attempt, which took place at Horse Guards Parade on Tuesday, was one of a number of events to celebrate National…
Construction companies must invest in skills and technology or risk losing work to overseas completitors, an industry expert has warned. KPMG head of infrastructure, building and construction Richard Threlfall said the growing pipeline of UK work would be won by foreign firms if businesses failed to make a long-term investment…