London Rolls Out Enhanced HGVT Programmes – Empowering Drivers, Elevating Communities --[Reported by Umva mag]

The leading provider of specialized Heavy Goods Vehicle (HGV) training, HGVT, continues to fill the void in London by delivering big benefits to its clients. HGVT’s proven results through upgraded Heavy Goods Vehicles (HGV) training programs are music to the ears of a disrupted logistics sector due to COVID-19, Brexit, economic downturns, and growing demand for highly skilled drivers in the.

The HGV training in London has been upgraded to refine the skills of existing drivers and provide government funded free training to the underprivileged. HGVT’s partnerships with charitable organizations are an aim for social upliftment, which is considered a big step towards inclusive community development.

HGVT has been leading the pack in innovation within the HGV sector. Gary Benardout, Chief Executive Officer at HGVT, said, “This new initiative is HGVT leading the way with changes that go far, far further than mere technical training to ensure that our drivers and the wider community have a brighter future. We aim to provide comprehensive and easily accessible training programs to enhance driver safety, job satisfaction, and public safety,” he added.

It is the perfect time for this training program. In recent years, unprecedented global events have caused many drivers, such as Steve Evans, a truck driver based in London, to face extreme professional and personal challenges. “It was both an incredibly difficult time to stay within the game, and I was on the verge of giving up after grappling with significant financial losses. HGVT put me back on the road with renewed confidence and peace of mind,” says Evans.

HGVT’s commitment to high standards in training is not just about compliance with the industry regulations but also about empowering drivers with the knowledge and skills needed to adapt to the changing dynamics of the logistics sector. The program includes advanced safety training, eco-driving techniques to reduce carbon footprints, and digital skills for modern logistics management.

In addition, HGVT has now also partnered with various nonprofits to provide free training as a demonstration of its social responsibility. For many, HGVT is helping to break the cycle of poverty and offering a way out of poverty via quality education and professional training. This is an opportunity not to be missed in creating a pathway to stable, well-paying jobs in the HGV industry.

“Of all the people that have undergone our training, above 80% have been able to find full-time employment. This is important because it means training people who are often socially excluded and are rarely considered for employment. As we have seen, where reasonable adjustments and the right support are provided, many can succeed when barriers are removed, Gary Benardout, Chief Executive Officer at HGVT, adds.

If you are part of the UK logistics sector, take a look at HGV training in London designed to boost drivers’ skills and employability. HGVT is dedicated to advancements in the HGV industry through innovation, safety, and community initiatives through state-of-the-art facilities and expert trainers.

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