A new bonus incentive scheme is now in operation at DETA whereby the learner is given a considerable amount of money when they complete certain aspects or stages of the course, this helps to focus the learner on the job in hand and helps to pay their way in life, it is not a wage but an incentive payment and subject to terms and conditions could net the learner £800.00
What do you get at DETA ?
Trained by Engineers in a realistic environment.
Well qualified for when the recession comes to an end.
help with finding an employer
Incentive Bonus.
Travel Card.
(this is not available at any local college)
Ask about the new scheme by calling 01302812885
September 23rd, 2009
From september 2009 DETA will be trialing approximately 30 of our learners on a new revolutionary e learning portfolio, which will be accessed via a secure portal on the web site from anywhere. This will mean less problems with lost or forgotten evidence and no further drains on the earths recourses.
August 5th, 2009
Thanks to the move to new premisis in 2008 DETA has had one of its best years to date Read the rest of this entry »
July 13th, 2009
Deta now has approval to run 2391 inspection and testing courses, these will be run in quite a few different methods ie block of 4 days, day release over 4 weeks, and evenings course over approx 12 weeks.
please call our admin team to register your interest on 01302 812885
July 13th, 2009
DETA Has moved to NEW PREMISES Approx 24,000sq ft and now has meeting/presentation rooms for general hire please call for reasonable rates.
February 25th, 2009
Deta 2000, the Doncaster-based training company that provides apprenticeships in engineering, manufacturing and warehousing, has won a prestigious award from Remploy for its inclusion of people with disabilities and health conditions. Read the rest of this entry »
February 25th, 2009
One of the glass industry’s highest accolades has been given to a Doncaster man for his all-round ability and success in his studies since he joined the Wheatley based Rockware Glass four years ago. Read the rest of this entry »
February 25th, 2009
One of the glass industry’s highest accolades has been given to a Doncaster man for his all-round ability and success in his studies since he joined the Wheatley based Rockware Glass four years ago. Read the rest of this entry »
February 25th, 2009
A group of Doncaster trainee engineers were presented with certificates for completing Modern Apprenticeships at a presentation ceremony held at Town Moor Golf Club this week.
The trainees all work for Doncaster based firms on apprenticeships arranges by the training company DETA 2000.
Local employers were there to watch the young people receive certificates for both completing Modern Apprenticeships and for passing National Vocational Qualifications (NVQs). A number of special awards were also made.
Among those at the presentation ceremony was Lynne Wormley from the LSC South Yorkshire.
February 25th, 2009
Doncaster- based company Polypipe has shown its commitment to the Modern Apprenticeship programme after taking on another four modern apprentices through the DETA 200 training company.
The firm, which manufactures plastic products for the plumbing trade, has employed around six apprentices every year over the past decade.
Polypipe Group Service manager Norman Gray said: “We have great difficulty in finding skilled people, particularly electricians and mechanics. We feel the best way for us to get the skills we need is to employ people and train them ourselves.”
Trainees Alex McQuire, Callum Simms, Ben Buckley and Steve Penn with Polypipe Electrical supervisor Craig Mason, and Polypipe Group Services Manager Norman Gray (back).
February 25th, 2009
