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Thursday, 27 March 2014

Non Destructive Entry and uPVC Course…

The Keytek™ Locksmith Training Academy is pleased to announce our second new course offering for 2014; the ‘Non Destructive Entry and uPVC Course’!

Identification, Identification...


Non Destructive Entry and uPVC Course“The Key to opening any type of lock is identification. Identification of the lock itself and also identification of the right tools for the job!” (Craig Hayward, Head Trainer)

This two day course covers all aspects of uPVC and wooden door lock identification, as well as by passing and opening various types of doors and locks.

The course units cover all aspects of identification, understanding, re-levering, retrofitting, picking and more...  

Class numbers are limited to 6 people per course. An existing understanding of the locks listed above is desirable but not essential.

Contact us


To find out more about the Keytek™ ‘Non Destructive Entry and uPVC Course’ visit www.locksmiths-training.co.uk/keytek-two-day-non-destructive-entry-and-upvc-course/ or call 01202 711 195

More on the Keytek™ Locksmith Training Academy…    


For over four years now Keytek™ Emergency Locksmiths have been running a Locksmith Training Academy in Poole, Dorset to help set the standards for the locksmithing industry and provide support for it’s nationwide customer base.

The initial goal of the Locksmith Academy is to offer those wishing to join the industry a gateway to a career as a professional locksmith through its locksmith courses. It is in fact the only training provider in the country that is able to provide a Level 4 Accreditation, which is the highest level of Accreditation within the industry.

The Academy is not only aimed at new comers to the industry but also aims to help industry professionals enhance their skills in the latest techniques and technology. All of the courses are run at the Academy’s comfortable, state of the art facilities and are taught by highly experienced industry professionals.

Tuesday, 26 November 2013

Guest blog post from Locksmith Training Academy student Thomas

Earlier on this year Academy student Thomas took a 5 day NCFE level 4 course in locksmithing. In this guest blog post Thomas talks about his experiences, skills and knowledge in locksmithing of which he has gained whilst taking a course at the Keytek™ Locksmith Training Academy.  

For more information in regards to the courses run at the Keytek Locksmith Training Academy please visit www.locksmiths-training.co.uk

"After recently completing the Keytek™ Academy course I was very impressed with the extent of the skills demonstrated and aspects of the industry that are covered within the week."

"I came to the academy with little to no knowledge or skills in locksmithing and carpentry. The techniques shown by the course trainer were a great starting point and simple enough for me to understand."

"The course content itself included techniques that would be needed for both lock fitting on site and upgrading a customer’s locks to British Insurance Standards. This demonstrated to me the importance of fitting parts that will be in compliance with a customer’s home insurance."

"The course content covered the fitting of a wide range of locks, the destructive and non destructive methods of entry including uPVC mechanisms and wooden doors and how they operate. I left the course feeling that I could happily start working within the locksmithing industry with a great overall understanding of the trade, which has helped me to complete jobs for customers with confidence.

"A huge thank you to all of those involved, including the patience and care taken by the course trainers to ensure everybody received individual feedback and guidance. In conclusion, I am happy to have passed an accredited NCFE Level 4 course in locksmithing. After taking this course I feel confident enough to carry out the skills taught by the Keytek™ Locksmith Training Academy on the road."  

Thomas
Academy Course Student 2013

Guest blog from a locksmith training student