Corrodere Academy is the most advanced and innovative method of education and training for the surface treatment and coatings industry.

About Corrodere Academy

The Corrodere Academy’s training platform is recognised and accredited by professional bodies as the most comprehensive corrosion control training package in the protective coatings industry. The training programme has been developed by industry experts to provide a number of modules that offer a thorough insight into corrosion, methods of surface treatment and the application of protective coatings.

By enrolling on one of the courses, students can achieve an industry recognised qualification that is essential to anyone embarking upon any coating project. Delivered online, it enables you to apply your knowledge, skills and expertise immediately to your work. The online training platform provides text, animation, video and narration to ensure a clear understanding of each subject.

The training covers most global industries where protective coatings are used such as marine, offshore, petrochemical and construction, and are endorsed internationally by SSPC, the Institute of Corrosion and Lloyds Register.

 

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