Good Directions Ltd. Collaborates with University of Portsmouth and The Plan B to Support Local Engineering Talent through Help to Grow Programme

 


Good Directions Ltd, a leading British manufacturer specialising in architectural features, is excited to announce its involvement with the Help to Grow programme at the University of Portsmouth. Through this programme, the company has had the opportunity to connect with The Plan B, a dynamic and hands on educational initiative in Gosport. As part of this collaboration, Good Directions will be visiting The Plan B, where students will showcase their skills by preparing a meal for the Good Directions team, a unique opportunity for everyone to connect and build lasting relationships.

 

This collaboration offers a fantastic pathway for students interested in engineering and fabrication, as Good Directions is looking forward to welcoming students for hands-on work experience and potential job opportunities. Through this initiative, students will have the chance to learn valuable skills in engineering and fabrication, all while gaining practical, real-world experience at an established local company.

 

“We are thrilled to work with the University of Portsmouth and The Plan B to support local talent,” said Alan Gingell, Managing Director. “We believe this partnership will open doors for students eager to develop their skills in the engineering field and contribute to the future of British manufacturing.”

 

This partnership exemplifies Good Directions' commitment to nurturing young talent and investing in the community, helping to shape the next generation of skilled engineers and fabricators.

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