East Durham College Visit
25/2/2019
Recently, Porsche Centre Teesside hosted an educational visit for students studying motor vehicle courses at East Durham College.
The afternoon was organised by College Lecturer Michael Salmon and was led by Porsche Centre Teesside’s Aftersales Manager Tim Copeland.
When the students arrived at the Centre, Tim conducted a presentation in the boardroom, giving students a glimpse into everyday life within the motor industry and showing examples of varying roles and tasks undertaken here at our Porsche Centre.
Tim also spoke about how he worked his way to his current position as Aftersales Manager and gave advice and guidance for their future CVs.
The students concluded their afternoon with a full tour of our Centre, exploring the current range of Porsche models like the Panamera Turbo Sport Turismo and the new Macan. Students then had the opportunity to chat with our Porsche-trained Technicians in the workshop.
All the team here at Porsche Centre Teesside would like to thank the students of East Durham College for visiting our Centre and wish them all the very best with their future studies and careers.
Please contact a member of the team on info@porscheteesside.co.uk or 01642 939439 for more information on how we can support any future events.
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