E-Learning - dedicated training courses for RTC (Retail Textile Cleaning) and ITS (Industrial Textile Services). The Guild of Cleaners and Launderers has joined forces with CINET (International Committee for the Professional Textile Care Industry) the international umbrella organisation for professional textile care, to bring its members and UK dry cleaning & laundering professionals a comprehensive selection of distance online learning courses.
Use our interactive shop locator to find your nearest GCL member dry cleaner/launderer. You can search either nationally or regionally (see navigation menu) by entering a nearby location or by allowing access to your exact location.
Use our interactive shop locator to find your nearest GCL member dry cleaner/launderer. You can search either nationally or regionally (see navigation menu) by entering a nearby location or by allowing access to your exact location.
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There are eight Local Centres around the United Kingdom.
Each Centre meets regularly providing a forum for the expression of new ideas and problem solving and include guest speakers with a mountain of knowledge, experience and advice that they are willing to share with members.
Knowledge is the key and even the most experienced launderer or dry cleaner can gain helpful and practical advice from a Centre meeting.
TSA members are all welcome to any Local Guild Centre meeting, to learn and share knowledge and experience in all aspects of the laundry and dry cleaning industry.
Each Centre meets regularly providing a forum for the expression of new ideas and problem solving and include guest speakers with a mountain of knowledge, experience and advice that they are willing to share with members.
Knowledge is the key and even the most experienced launderer or dry cleaner can gain helpful and practical advice from a Centre meeting.
TSA members are all welcome to any Local Guild Centre meeting, to learn and share knowledge and experience in all aspects of the laundry and dry cleaning industry.
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Trains from London Paddington Station run several times per hour to the Maidenhead station which is only half a mile away from the Hotel.
It is a chance to learn of new things, develop fresh ideas, make new acquaintances and meet up with old friends.
Make a note in your diary for this event for there is always a warm Scottish welcome at the Guild annual gathering at the Westerwood, and the National in Maidenhead will not let you down either.
Starting at 9.00 am with the exhibition opening and a welcoming cup of tea/coffee, followed by the start of the conference at 10.00am.
Trains from London Paddington Station run several times per hour to the Maidenhead station which is only half a mile away from the Hotel.
It is a chance to learn of new things, develop fresh ideas, make new acquaintances and meet up with old friends.
Make a note in your diary for this event for there is always a warm Scottish welcome at the Guild annual gathering at the Westerwood, and the National in Maidenhead will not let you down either.
Starting at 9.00 am with the exhibition opening and a welcoming cup of tea/coffee, followed by the start of the conference at 10.00am.
All of our Members and Friends are welcome at our centre meetings or at any other Guild meeting being held across the UK.
Midway between Glasgow and Edinburgh.
Being planned now.
Sunday Stain Removal Training Sessions are being organised please e-mail your interest to enquiries@gcl.org.uk.
We need eight bookings, plus suitable premises in an area, to be viable.
Taking bookings now for Scotland.
The one held in Chorley, Lancashire, and Reigate Surrey were both a success and we are looking forward to taking bookings for the next which could be in Scotland if we get enough people interested.
Midway between Glasgow and Edinburgh.
Being planned now.
Sunday Stain Removal Training Sessions are being organised please e-mail your interest to enquiries@gcl.org.uk.
We need eight bookings, plus suitable premises in an area, to be viable.
Taking bookings now for Scotland.
The one held in Chorley, Lancashire, and Reigate Surrey were both a success and we are looking forward to taking bookings for the next which could be in Scotland if we get enough people interested.
Below is a full list of examinations and qualifications provided by the Guild of Cleaners & Launderers.
We will then assess your request and contact you with details of the appropriate training required prior to the examination, the examination itself and the qualification process and certification.
Covering the knowledge and theoretical skills required by the dry cleaner proprietor/manager, or aspiring manager, to meet the needs of a dry cleaning operation.
This syllabus has also been designed to meet the needs of the trainer, or installation engineer, of a new installation, or turnkey operation.
We will then assess your request and contact you with details of the appropriate training required prior to the examination, the examination itself and the qualification process and certification.
Covering the knowledge and theoretical skills required by the dry cleaner proprietor/manager, or aspiring manager, to meet the needs of a dry cleaning operation.
This syllabus has also been designed to meet the needs of the trainer, or installation engineer, of a new installation, or turnkey operation.
To develop links with other organisation's in order to exchange information for mutual benefit of all within the industry.
To have Guild members as representatives on all relevant bodies in order that the opinion of members is voiced in all forums.
The Guild is a technical and professional society whose aim is to further knowledge and skill in all branches of the industry.
The Guild is not a trade association and membership is for the individuals who are members in their own right.
An independent organisation, the Guild is administered by Honorary Officials elected from the various centres from around the country.
To have Guild members as representatives on all relevant bodies in order that the opinion of members is voiced in all forums.
The Guild is a technical and professional society whose aim is to further knowledge and skill in all branches of the industry.
The Guild is not a trade association and membership is for the individuals who are members in their own right.
An independent organisation, the Guild is administered by Honorary Officials elected from the various centres from around the country.
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