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Mantra Learning is the UK’s only Grade 1, Beacon Status Learning and Skills provider specialising in the Logistics & Automotive sector.

From sites in Manchester and Warrington we provide a wide range of Apprenticeships and NVQ’s (Train2Gain) for the Logistics and Automotive Sectors.

Mantra Learning has worked with employers, awarding bodies and Skills for Logistics to develop a flexible Driver CPC training programme. Our wide range of short courses enables employers to meet regulatory requirements associated with Drivers CPC. All courses are approved by JAUPT.

Contact the Driver CPC team on 0161 653 5767 to develop a Driver CPC package that compliments your wider business priorities.

Our Skills for Life and Learndirect centre offers courses in adult literacy, numeracy and IT including the new ITQ qualification.

Contact Job Gym on 0845 543 6996
or e-mail: w1@thejobgym.co.uk Alternatively, visit: www.thejobgym.co.uk

If you've been made redundant, you're at risk of being made redundant or you've been unemployed for some time and you want to work, we've got some great news for you. The government has put £100million into a programme called ‘Response to Redundancy'.

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