The Aluminium Federation (ALFED) is proud to announce the launch of its newly refreshed Aluminium Light Training Course, a half-day, in-person, entry-level programme designed to provide a practical introduction to the UK aluminium industry. The course is ideal for new starters, non-technical staff, and anyone seeking a clear understanding of aluminium as a strategic metal.

ALFED Launches Entry-Level Aluminium Training Course for Industry Newcomers - The Aluminium Federation

Held at Bragborough Hall Business Centre in Daventry, Northamptonshire, the Aluminium Light course offers attendees a concise and accessible overview of the aluminium sector, including:

  • An introduction to the structure and scope of the UK aluminium industry
  • Primary and secondary aluminium production and processing
  • Key quality requirements and common defects

“Aluminium is a versatile and strategically important metal, yet many professionals join the industry without a technical background,” said Nadine Bloxsome, CEO at ALFED. “Aluminium Light is designed to give beginners the confidence and foundational knowledge they need to understand aluminium’s role in modern industry and support their career development.”

Course Details:

  • Location: Bragborough Hall Business Centre, NN11 7JG (ALFED HQ)
  • Format: Half-day, in-person course | 9.30am – 1.30pm
  • Cost: £150 + VAT for non-members | FREE for ALFED members

Participants will leave with a clear understanding of aluminium production, recycling, processing, quality standards, and its versatile applications across sectors. The course also equips non-technical staff and newcomers with the knowledge to engage more effectively in their roles or future career paths within the industry.

Registration is now open. For more information or to book a place, please visit: https://alfed.org.uk/event/aluminium-light-training-course/

To find out more about ALFED, or to become a member, please visit: www.alfed.org.uk.

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