A TRAINING group is on the look-out for teenage girls interested in a career in engineering.
Training 2000 are to hold a 12-week course for 14 to 16-year-olds during which they will design and build a remote-controlled buggy.
It will count towards an NVQ in manufacturing.
The course, on Saturday mornings at Training 2000 in Harwood Street, Blackburn, starts on March 30.
Further information from Hanif Mangera on 54659.
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