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Congratulations to RLC comms graduates

By | 23rd September 2019

Eight RLC Communications Specialists have achieved a post-graduate certificate in wireless communications from the University of Wolverhampton.

Congratulations go to: Leon Hartley, Andrew Peddelty, Essa Gaye, Paul Smith, James Wookey, Michael Ford, Amit Shakya and Scott Andrew Vernon. All eight students completed a course provided by Ubi-Tech (3R) to gain their certificates.

Maj Jay Goodchild, the SO2 Training Ops at RHQ The RLC, said: “ I am extremely encouraged that soldiers within The RLC have the opportunity to professionalise their skill set in line with their civilian counterparts whilst working with an industry recognised training provider which are willing to go that extra mile in support of our soldiers.”

Ubi-Tech (3R) Ltd has been providing CPD training to The RLC since 2016 and says it is committed to inspiring and enabling access to industry recognised training for service personnel.

If you are serving with The RLC and would like to register your interest for the future, contact the Communications Specialist Head of Trade based at Normandy Barracks, Leconfield. 

For general enquiries or to speak to one of the Ubi-Tech (3R) Ltd team call 01527 529750 or email: info@ubi-tech.co.uk

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