Wood Campus

Timber Development UK launches Online Platform “Wood Campus”

Timber Development UK launches Online Platform “Wood Campus”

Timber Development UK (TDUK) has announced the launch of Wood Campus, a brand-new online learning platform designed to provide flexible, accessible training for timber traders, contractors, and design professionals across the UK.

Developed in partnership with Swedish Wood, this online training platform contains the essential knowledge anyone working in the timber trade needs to confidently and effectively sell timber products.

With over 60 modules currently available, Wood Campus makes it easier than ever to build skills and confidence across the supply chain. From timber and product knowledge to sustainable sourcing, learners can access the training they need, whenever they need it.

Best of all, it is being provided free of charge, exclusively to TDUK members – ensuring their community has the tools and training to grow both their businesses and the wider timber sector.

To mark the launch, TDUK hosted an exclusive webinar introducing Wood Campus. Members will get a guided tour of the platform, an overview of the training modules, and insight into how this resource can support staff development and customer engagement.

Register now via their events page.  Discover Wood Campus – Your New Online School for Timber Products : Timber Development UK

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