Through our partnership with City of Wolverhampton College supported by the West Midlands Combined Authority we are helping strengthen local businesses and create more skilled and sustainable jobs.

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NIS has been starred in the latest edition of Rail Professional. 
In the article, the founder of NIS Group, Davie Carns, expands on the 'once in a generation' opportunity that has trained 300 individuals so far, with 70% of participants going on to find sustained employment.

This week, NIS appeared on Rail Staff due to our bid to help hundreds of local workers retrain and upskill in the West Midlands.

Read more about it here: https://lnkd.in/eUCKCJpt

Today we featured on Channel 5 News following the government unveiling its plans for Levelling Up across the country.

You can see footage of our trainees participating in the Gateway to Rail Course delivered in partnership with the City of Wolverhampton College

Click here to view the report.

Last week, NIS was featured in The Manufacturer.

Read the news article here.

National Infrastructure Solutions (NIS), launched by former youth international footballer and Royal Marine commando Davie Carns in 2018, is looking to support hundreds of workers to retrain and upskill.

MP Stuart Anderson (Centre) with Davie Carns (MD NIS), Dominique Williams (Director of RUOE (Reach And Unite Outreach And Empowerment (CIC)) and a pile of presents at National Infastructure Solutions in Wolverhampton.

“This course was challenging but worth it in the end. I’m grateful for the opportunity I had to train on this course. I’ve already gotten a shift as a Trackman Operative.” - Clive Halford

“NIS were great, they trained me well. I don’t think there are better trainers out there than the ones that supported me throughout the course.” - Candice Roberts

In this months' edition of the 'Rail Professional' magazine, the managing director of National Infrastructure Solutions, Davie Carns, explains why a flexible and sustainable approach will help address the skills gap in the rail industry.

Read his section here on pages 58 - 59

Our new Rail Training Centre at City of Wolverhampton College was opened by Andy Street, Mayor of the West Midlands and Councillor Ian Brookfield, leader of Wolverhampton Council, on September 29th.

Download our Rail Training Brochure here.