With national organisations such as The Construction Industry Training Board, The Stone Federation, The Institute of Carpenters and The National Heritage Training Group, our company has rapidly developed a leading reputation in the construction training sector for our passionate commitment to quality training. We offer a range of courses, both accredited for the industry and more general courses open to all.

They offer a Stone Mason advanced certification (PDA) course. Which will extend and develop your stonemasonry skills and knowledge from basic to an advanced level. The course is recognised within the Industry and is placed on the Scottish Credit Qualifications Framework at Level 7.

The Memorial Awareness Board (MAB) is a campaign to raise and promote awareness of memorialisation issues. Founded in 1984, the executive board is made up of seven professionals within the memorialisation industry.

The Building Limes Forum promotes expertise and understanding in the appropriate use of building limes and education in the standards of production, preparation, application and after-care.

Works with many of the finest memorial designers/lettercarvers throughout the UK, commissioning unique hand carved memorials and other lettered works.

The TCPA has a long track record of creating high quality conferences, influential research reports, innovative training programmes, and thought-leadership across the planning and built environment sector. They've worked in partnership with organisations ranging from small community groups to large public sector agencies; from local authorities to private sector businesses.

NHBC is the UK's leading standard-setting body and provider of warranty and insurance for new homes.

The National Federation of Builders provides business and policy support to builders, contractors and house builders across England and Wales. For companies involved in the building and construction industry the NFB provides vital resources in key areas, helps members to win work and saves them time and money so that they can focus on their primary task - construction.

RIBA champions better buildings, communities and the environment through architecture and it's members. They provide the standards, training, support and recognition that put our members in the UK and overseas at the peak of their profession. With government, they work to improve the design quality of public buildings, new homes and new communities.