Founded in 1997, we have spent 25 years helping people like you achieve their career goals. We offer a comprehensive range of gas training courses, including:

• IGQ New Entrants
• Liquid Petroleum Gas 
• Domestic Natural Gas 
• Appliance Training
• Boiler Fault Finding
• Multimeter
• Refresher Training

Want to know more? Simply visit our Courses pages for further information about training available, including gas, electric, plumbing, heating and renewable energy.

Here at Gas Training & Assessment, we have been delivering training in a relaxed, friendly, small group format long before Covid-19 restrictions came into play. 

By sticking to this policy, we are able to ensure that all participants receive in-depth teaching and one-to-one support should they need it. And we are delighted to state that it has been a resounding success! 

But don’t take our word for it...

Gas training courses Dagenham – in the know

Our in-house trainers and assessors know exactly what you need from your time with us. This is because as well as being highly experienced and qualified in delivering the relevant training, we are all gas engineers ourselves and have worked in the industry for many years before our time at GTA. 

This means that we can deliver both the theoretical and practical information you need to attain the qualifications you need to succeed. 

Gas training courses Dagenham – all the qualifications you need

Gas Training & Assessment runs selected gas training from Monday to Friday, 50 weeks per year. Other training is run dependent on demand. Our courses are fully accredited and recognised by the Gas Safe register. 

Please visit our timetable for more information.

Gas training courses Dagenham – get in touch

Please call GTA today to find out more and to book a course; alternatively you can contact us via our form. 

Gas training courses Dagenham – the local area

Dagenham is in East London, approximately nine miles east of central London. Merged with Barking to form one combined borough in 1965, it was one of only six to host the London 2012 Olympics. 

Up until the early 1960s, Dagenham was part of Essex and it wasn’t until 26,000 houses were built in 1921 that is turned from a farming village into an urban district. 

Dagenham was chosen as a location for industry – it is well known for the Ford Dagenham sewing machinists strike of 1968. 

There were once five manor houses in Dagenham; dating back to the 13^th century, Valence House in Beacontree Avenue is the only one that still survives.

The Roundhouse public house is famed for its rock music credentials. Between 1969 and 1975, it welcomed legends such as Queen, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Eric Clapton, Status Quo, Supertramp and Jethro Tull.