PJH supports skills development at Dumfries & Galloway College

PJH has supplied the Plumbing and Bathroom Faculty of Dumfries and Galloway College with a range of its Bathrooms2GO basins with pedestals and WCs, supporting the College’s continued investment in high-quality, practical training for plumbing and bathroom students.

The donation forms part of the college’s wider workshop reconfiguration project and reflects PJH’s commitment, as a BIFIS Corporate Sponsor, to supporting education, training and the development of future installers across the KBB sector. The upgraded facilities are designed to ensure students are learning with modern, industry-standard products that mirror those they will encounter in real-world installations.

The updated facilities will support students across a range of plumbing and heating qualifications and apprenticeship pathways, helping them build practical trade skills alongside classroom learning.

Sally Hough, multi-channel marketing manager at PJH, said: “We are delighted to support Dumfries and Galloway College as it continues to invest in high-quality training for the plumbing and bathroom sector. Practical, hands-on experience is essential in helping students develop confidence and competence, and we’re pleased that our own Bathrooms2GO products will play a role in that journey.

“As a leading UK supplier and a BIFIS Corporate Sponsor, we recognise the importance of working closely with education providers to support standards, professionalism and long-term career pathways within the industry. Installation plays a vital role in the overall customer experience, and this partnership helps strengthen the link between training and real-world practice.”

Keith Davidson, plumbing lecturer within sustainable construction at Dumfries and Galloway College, said: “We are extremely grateful for PJH’s support. Having access to the latest bathroom products makes a real difference to our students, allowing them to train with equipment that reflects what they will encounter in industry. It’s a valuable addition to our workshops and enhances the quality of training we can provide.”