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COLLEGE’S SPECIALIST TRAINING CENTRE OFFERING NEW DESIGN FOR MANUFACTURING COURSE

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People working in the manufacturing, engineering or product development sectors can take advantage of a new course at City of Wolverhampton College’s specialist Polymer Training and Innovation Centre. 

The two-day Design for Manufacture: Injection Moulding course – at the national centre of excellence, in Telford – is aimed at employees working for companies that are looking to launch a new polymer-based product, refine their innovation strategy or scale up their development processes. 

The theory-based course covers the lifecycle of product development – with modules including tooling construction, project management and design for manufacture – to take participants through a structured process from concept design to product launch.  

Courses will be delivered by expert tutors and run on 2-5 February, 13-14 May and 9-10 September 2026 – for more information or to book a place call 01952 610101 or email ptic@wolvcoll.ac.uk 

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