Dulux Decorator Centre is introducing Dulux Academy Virtual in nine of its stores – a free in-store virtual learning, featuring Dulux Academy training modules, Builders’ Merchants News reported. The programme expands on the merchant’s existing partnership with the Dulux Academy – which has face-to-face training facilities at five Dulux Decorator Centre stores. With this launch, Dulux Decorator Centre hopes to encourage new entrants to the industry and help professional decorators develop their skill sets and increase their knowledge of products and techniques. Dulux Academy Virtual provides access to virtual training solutions in-store via the Dulux Academy Hub. The programme will provide pre-recorded content, as well as access to live sessions and a chance for customers to try the products to support their learning. There will also be the opportunity for participants to test products themselves as part of the learning process, and Dulux Decorator Centre staff will be on hand to answer any questions. The modules available include: Guy Butterworth, managing director at Dulux Decorator Centre, explained: “The onsite training facilities we currently offer at five of our stores have been incredibly well received by newcomers to the industry as well as established decorators learning new skills and techniques. “Now we are extending this proposition by offering free of charge online learning in selected stores, via the Dulux Academy Hub. “The need is even more pressing as we face a skills shortage that is leaving 61% of UK painting and decorating businesses struggling to find workers with the necessary skills, according to our recent State of the Nation report.” Training is available at the Dulux stores in Edinburgh, Belfast North, Leeds, Derby, Birmingham, Peterborough, Welwyn Garden City, Abingdon, and Canterbury.
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