Training
Check out the latest training courses from BPRCVS and other VCFSE groups and organisations
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Due to the success of our previous Rail Track Maintenance courses, we at Skills College UK have now partnered up with Nelson Colne College to host a total of SIX Level 2 Rail track Maintenance courses throughout the next academic year across the whole of Lancashire. To ensure all Lancashire residents have access to a course, we have agreed to split these across two locations: 📍Accrington and Preston. Accrington Classroom venue: Brierfield, Nelson Track site venue: Accrington & Rossendale campus Preston Classroom Venue: Cotton Court Business Centre, Preston Track Site Venue: Paul Humes Rail, Penwortham Our first course of the year will take place Monday 15th September at our Accrington venue, Brierfield in Nelson and our IAG will be hosted on Tuesday 2nd September.   Please see the following link to our family course ‘The Primary Years’ – Support your child through the next stage of their journey and strengthen family relationships as they navigate the ups and downs of life.
Focused on children aged 4 to 11, The Primary Years helps parents understand how to guide their child as they begin to explore the world, manage their emotions, discover their strengths, and experience the consequences of their actions. New Era is also holding a free kids club for children aged 0-11 whose parent/carers wish to attend the sessions, which will be every Wednesday throughout August 12.45-15.45pm. https://www.neweraburnley.co.uk/training-courses/time-out-for-parents-primary-years/  New course dates - ready to enrol.
Ready to level up your personal and professional game? 🎯 PHX Training can bring you a fresh set of FREE Level 2 courses designed to empower, inform, and inspire.
With increasing pressures on young people, your organisation can make a real difference. Equip your team with the skills to spot the signs and support young people aged 8–18 through the Youth Mental Health First Aid (YMHFA) course.
Not every conversation goes to plan. Sometimes it’s miscommunication. Sometimes emotions run high. Either way, the right skills can make all the difference.  Now in its second year, the GSK Community Health programme is funded by GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) in partnership with The King’s Fund, a leading independent health charity working to improve health and social care. The programme will support aspirational leaders who want to develop their organisations to tackle health inequalities. It is designed to run alongside the GSK Impact Awards and support the next generation of award winners.  |
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