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Courses

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I built these courses around the gaps I actually see in the rail industry

Some are for people joining rail, or already working in it away from the frontline, who need the industry properly explained. Others are for people who already know the industry and want to go deeper on a specific technical subject.

My courses remove the two things that usually get in the way: waiting for a course date, and the cost and logistics of getting released to attend one. Study privately, at your own pace, whether that means finally getting a foot in the door, closing a gap you've been quietly working around, or developing your team without pulling anyone off shift or out of the office.

Find the one that's built for where you are.

Intro to Rail - For Individuals

A structured introduction to how the railway actually works: the systems, the language, and how it all fits together. Self-paced, and you can start today.

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Intro to Rail - For Teams & Companies

Give new starters and non-technical staff a proper foundation in how the railway fits together, without pulling anyone off shift or out of the office. Built for training more than one person at a time.

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Intro to Rail - Mini

A condensed introduction to how the railway actually works: the same core systems and language covered, but in fewer modules and without the teach-back assessments. Self-paced, and you can start today.

Railway Lubrication

Lubrication doesn't get talked about much , but it's one of the things that decides whether components perform or not. Slide chairs, fishplates, switch tips, points equipment, all of these wear faster, runs noisier, and breaks down sooner if it's not maintained properly.

Brought to you in Partnership with Interflon

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Measure S&C - COMING SOON

A focused course on measuring switches and crossings correctly

Plain Line Track Geometry Design - COMING SOON

A structured look at plain line design: horizontal and vertical alignment, cant, and how they're calculated, without needing to be on site to learn it.

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