BVAA Online Training Courses

The BVAA offers a whole host of outstanding technical training courses both online and face-to-face at our Banbury based headquarters. We deliver training to all those in the Valve and Actuator industry from graduates and those starting out in the world of work to experienced engineers looking for specialist training.

Full and detailed course materials are supplied, including lunch and we can accommodate various dietary requirements if informed in advance.

The BVAA is an independent and not for profit organisation so the core aim to expand delegates knowledge of the valve industry and not to sell products at the end of the course. 

Online courses in January and February, see:

BVAA Training Courses


Published: 2nd December 2021

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