Delphi Academy has released a list of September training courses with limited spots still available, offering technicians an exciting last-minute chance to boost their skills.
The courses combine practical elements with a strong theoretical backing and cover a wide range of topics including hybrid and electric vehicles, oscilloscope diagnostics and advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS).
“These September sessions bring an opportunity to equip your team with the skills that will keep your business competitive in the ever-advancing world of vehicle technology,” said Luke Garratt, UK Technical Services Manager at Delphi. “Get yourself enrolled to engage directly with the latest technology, ask questions in real-time, and learn from our experts in a practical environment.”
September training course dates with availability:
“Delphi is both an OE and an aftermarket manufacturer,” said Luke. “Our trainers are highly experienced workshop professionals. They bring practical experience and wide knowledge, which means our courses mirror what technicians will see in their own workshops.”
Courses are held at the newly expanded Delphi Academy in Warwick, which has recently undergone a half-a-million-pound investment, doubling its size by extending into a neighbouring unit.
For more information email training.uk@PHINIA.com. A complete list of in-person Delphi Academy technical training can be found here: https://www.delphiautoparts.com/en-gb/workshop-solutions/delphi-academy/face-to-face-training-courses/technical-training.
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