Engineering school

The Welding Institute is the place when it comes to welding and joining. The environment has strict and robust covid procedures in place making it a real safe place to work and learn.Pioneering research and development programmes and support, learning and a wealth of knowledge in approachable experts mean anything is possible in the world of welding.A truly Great British Institution.

Lavenders is better although TWI have good facility but tutors better at lavenders. Also took more than double the 28 days for results.

I've been to several TWI locations and I've been very impressed with the facilities and the experience. Getting my qualifications with TWI was a big career move for me.

Technical expertise and modern facilities available to the welding and joining industry. Easily accessible off the A11, and ample parking.

Son enjoyed looking round ready for sept

Big place. Challenge to find were you going.

I've just had a young man Dean Spour fitting my smart meter after 4 other engineers said it couldn't be done he has been the only one that has , he is a credit to you company, got good manors and just gets on with his work he also explained everything to me aswell 5* service by himMany thanksMrs Brown

I paid for and attended two of Gareth's suspension courses - Bike Set-up and Fork Servicing (full disclosure: I wrote a review on the first for the UK's Bike Magazine in 2019) - and they are absolutely outstanding. They combine hand-on experience with all of Gareth's distilled wisdom and it explains why his course - on an industrial estate outside York, England - attracts overseas attendees (I've met mechanics from South Korea and Israel, as well as from major race teams). All the mystery and challenges of motorcycle suspension (off-road, road and track) - the ultimate Venn diagram, as any informed rider knows - are resolved on his courses. Strongly recommended for both the experienced and inexperienced with a love of motorcycles.

Saw one of there vans near Banstead woods on the road from Banstead to chipstead overtake a car that stopped at a traffic light by roadworks looks bad for company when a van dose that clearly has not read highway code and van gose straight through red light

died on eau rouge on AC. -_-