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HGVC rebrands as ‘Insite’
Insite is the result of growing demand from businesses for a solution to the logistical headache of managing large-scale training. As increasingly complex supply chains magnify
Increase in construction firms training new...
HGVC, a leading HGV training specialist, has seen 127 construction firms sign up to train more than 366 new drivers so far this year. The marked
HGVC trains nearly 3,500 new HGV drivers at...
Since its launch in 2021 by the Department for Education (DfE), the Skills Bootcamps in HGV Driving initiative has had a significant impact. By the
HGVC launches exclusive app to support trai...
HGVC, a leading HGV driver training specialist, has launched an exclusive app to support trainee drivers and transform the driver training process – the firm’s
HGVC launches nationwide warehouse training...
HGVC, a leading HGV driver training specialist, has launched a nationwide warehouse training offering, providing accredited programmes tailored specifically for the warehouse environment. Warehouse training
3PL firms sign up to train HGV drivers thro...
HGVC, a leading HGV training specialist, has seen 19 third-party logistics (3PL) firms sign up to train more than 35 new drivers so far this
Local authorities help create 30 HGV driver...
HGVC, a leading HGV driver training specialist, is helping Norfolk and Suffolk County Councils train 30 local people to become HGV drivers as part of its
HGVC secures £10m funding to train thousan...
HGV training specialist HGVC has again been awarded a lead role on the Government’s extended Skills Bootcamps in HGV Driving. The scheme will upskill thousands of
Driver Academy Group helps 1,300 new HGV dr...
New data from the Driver Academy Group, the consortium leading the Government-funded HGV driver training, reveals that more than 1,300 HGV driving trainees have passed
HGVC partners with Youth First to give youn...
HGV training specialist HGVC has partnered with Youth First CIO, a London-based charity that helps young people get into work, to give disadvantaged young people the skills
