New Selkirk Training Bursary Announced
WETT Inc. and Selkirk Canada Corporation are pleased to announce the creation of a training bursary. This bursary, funded over a five year period, will cover the course fees for one individual per year seeking WETT certification.
"Creating this award signifies Selkirk Canada's commitment to the industry," says Tim Valters, President, Selkirk Canada. Proper training in all aspects of installing, maintaining and inspecting wood burning systems is an essential component of the industry's product stewardship requirements."
"WETT is pleased with the support offered by Selkirk Canada and we applaud their commitment to training," says Anthony Laycock, WETT's Executive Director. "Annually over 1000 people take WETT courses from coast to coast, and the participation of the manufacturers and industry suppliers is essential for the WETT program," adds Anthony.
The purpose of this award is to provide financial assistance to a person seeking WETT certification as an installer, system advisor or sweep following the WETT path to certification. A committee struck by WETT Inc. annually will review the applicants to select the nominee. Recipient selection criterion will include but not limited to: prior exposure to the industry, perceived interest in the programs, references provided and perceived financial need.