The Aluminium Federation (ALFED), in collaboration with M&C, is pleased to announce the launch of an important survey designed to gather ALFED member views on education and training needs across the aluminium and alloy sector. This initiative aims to create a clear strategy to deliver practical, high-quality metallurgical training that meets the evolving needs of the industry.

ALFED Partners with M&C to Shape the Future of Metallurgy Training — Members Invited to Share Insights - The Aluminium Federation

The survey focuses on identifying preferred modes of training — including hands-on, classroom, lab-based, and in-house options — as well as areas of interest such as casting, mechanical testing, failure analysis, and consultancy requirements.

Your input is vital in shaping a responsive and future-ready training programme that supports skills development and knowledge transfer across the sector.

Why participate?

  • Influence the design of industry-relevant training and consultancy services.
  • Help ALFED and M&C develop qualifications that support workforce development and career progression.
  • Ensure your company’s specific needs are reflected in the action plan.

Take part today: Understanding ALFED Members’ Workforce Skills/Training Needs

We encourage all members to complete the survey. Together, we can build a stronger, more skilled future for our industry.

For more information, please contact ALFED at alfed@alfed.org.uk.

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