[Sarah Kirby]

I have just completed the 2 day course and would highly recommend it to anyone just starting out or wanting a refresher.
Having only been cleaning carpets for a few weeks, I was really surprised how much I already knew thanks to this forum and to Gary 

[Simon Gerrard]

Sarah,
Totally agree, Prochem training courses are first rate. I did them all repeatedly when I first started out and have stood me in good stead for longer than I care to admit to.  Their chemicals ain't half bad either.

Simon

[wayne zabel]

Do they still do the Manchester training course?

I am owed a training course from them after buying my extractor from them last year,I must look into this.

[expro]

  Wayne       
I think you will find the answer is that you will have to go to Chessington for the course.
But !! it will be well worth it.

Expro

[John M Byrne]

Have to agree, The Course is very good for someone starting out and then to do as a refresher. 

Good Luck with the new ~Business

John

[wayne zabel]

  Wayne       
I think you will find the answer is that you will have to go to Chessington for the course.
But !! it will be well worth it.

Expro

When i bought the gear i was told that they do a course in manchester once a year

[clinton]

Think it was at the post house in northenden mate,or used to be.

[wayne zabel]

Just called them and they no longer do  Manchester courses,only the Chessington one.

[elliott cleaning]

It's worth taking the hike to Chessington.   As it's Prochem Europes HQ - they have all the equipment there for you to poke around at & get them to demonstrate.

Although Chessington in itself ain't the bees knees - for those from the north, you'll find it incredibly civilized

[Steve Barnett (Carpet Care Plus)]

Us posh people prefer to call it Hook or Tolworth !

[wayne zabel]

Been to and through Chessington many times .

Is that World Of Adventure thing still there?

All looks quite posh to us Northerners