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Empower yourself with essential coping skills through our comprehensive training course. Learn practical techniques to manage stress, anxiety, and challenges effectively. Gain resilience and improve your overall well-being. Enroll now and take control of your mental health journey.

Explore the wonders of science with "Chemistry for Everyone." Simplify complex concepts and make chemistry accessible and engaging for all levels of learners.

Prepare to make a difference with Learning Support Assistant Training. Equip yourself with the skills needed to effectively support students and enhance their learning experience.

Develop impactful training skills with our Train the Trainer course. Learn to effectively deliver training, engage learners, and enhance professional development.

Stay prepared with our Workplace First Aid course. Learn critical skills to handle emergencies and ensure a safer environment for everyone at your workplace.

Advance your career and make a difference. Equip yourself with the in-depth knowledge and advanced skills needed to thrive in the healthcare and social care sector. This Level 5 qualification opens doors to leadership and management positions within a variety of healthcare settings. Develop your expertise in safeguarding, service delivery, and supporting vulnerable individuals, while honing your leadership, critical thinking, and communication skills. Whether you're already working in healthcare or looking to transition into the field, this program provides a solid foundation for a fulfilling career dedicated to helping others.

Develop the crucial skills to support others on their journey to emotional well-being with the Counselling Skills Training Diploma. Learn active listening, empathy building, and effective communication techniques to empower individuals and navigate challenging situations. This diploma equips you with a strong foundation for personal growth and potential career paths in helping professions.

Obtain your School Counsellor Certificate and equip yourself with essential skills to support students' well-being. Gain insights into counseling techniques, crisis intervention, and student advocacy. Enrol now to become a certified school counselor and make a positive impact on student mental health and academic success.

Fire Marshal Training - Online Course This online Fire Marshal training course makes you aware of the duties and responsibilities of a fire warden / fire marshal. The course covers the routine duties of a fire marshal (often referred to as a fire warden) and the role they play in emergencies. It includes how the fire marshal can help other workers to evacuate safely, how to check that a building has been evacuated, and what to do once outside the building. It is also important to understand how people react when an alarm sounds and how a sound knowledge of what to do will gain you valuable time in an emergency. The Fire Marshal course relates to the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, the Fire Safety (Scotland) Regulations 2006 and the Fire Safety Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2010. What is a Fire Marshal? A fire marshal, or fire warden, plays a key role in fire prevention and the safe evacuation of a building in an emergency. Fires happen. If your workplace ever faces a fire emergency, having a designated fire warden, appropriately trained, could be key to a good outcome. Although it is the employer's responsibility to ensure precautions are in place, it is the role of the fire marshal to run drills and undertake regular fire prevention checks. What are the learning outcomes for the online fire marshal training? After completing the fire marshal course online, you will be able to describe: The law that outlines the legal responsibilities for fire safety. Who is responsible for fire safety in a work building. The main steps in a fire risk assessment. The relationship between the fire risk assessment and the duties of the Fire Marshal. Examples of day-to-day duties of a Fire Marshal. The purpose of evacuation plans and fire drills. Typical Fire Marshal responsibilities in an emergency situation. How people behave when a fire alarm is sounded. Common causes of fire in work buildings. Who is Responsible for Fire Safety The first topic is about responsibility for fire safety. The topic describes the legislation in place to reduce the risk of fire and the risk of harm. It also identifies who is legally responsible for fire safety and outlines the requirements of fire safety risk assessments. What is a Fire Marshal? The second topic defines the term fire marshal. It also outlines how to determine the correct number of fire marshals for a building, based on the size of the organisation. Routine Duties The third topic covers the routine duties of a fire marshal. It also covers when to test emergency fire systems in the workplace. Emergency Duties and Drills The fourth topic describes the role of a fire marshal in an emergency. Then it covers how the fire marshal can help other workers to evacuate safely. It also explains how to check that a building has been evacuated, and what to do once outside the building. Human Behaviour in Response to an Alarm Topic five describes how people react when an alarm sounds. It also outlines how a good understanding of what to do gains you valuable time in a fire emergency. Fire Causes Topic six identifies the frequency of fires in non-domestic dwellings and also describes some of the causes of these fires.

COSHH Training - Online Course This COSHH Awareness course gives workers knowledge of the risks of hazardous substances. It also explains the control measures that must be in place so they can work safely. Hazardous substances can cause allergic reactions, chemical burns, sickness from ingestion, fires, and explosions. These substance can also cause asthma and dermatitis. However, all these problems are very preventable with proper planning and procedures. The law requires employers to take reasonable steps to safeguard the health and safety of all employees. As part of this, employers should raise awareness of the risks of hazardous substances, and also outline how to minimise those risks. What is COSHH? COSHH stands for the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health. It is the law that requires employers to prevent or reduce employees' exposure to hazardous substances. Hazardous substances can include chemicals, products containing chemicals, fumes, dust or vapours/mists. The aim of the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH) Regulations 2002 is to protect workers' health and safety against the adverse effects of using hazardous substances at work. What are the learning outcomes for the COSHH training online course? At the end of the course you will be able to explain: The term 'hazardous substance'. The aim of the COSHH regulation. How to assess and address the risks of working with hazardous substances using a hierarchy of controls. Key legislation that aims to keep people safe when working with hazardous substances. An employer's duties and responsibilities. Emergency rescue plans, when they are needed and their purpose. Hazardous Substances The first topic introduces you to hazardous substances. The topic gives examples of hazardous substances and the various forms they can take. You will learn about why hazardous substances are present in the workplace. You will also learn about the potential acute and chronic effects of exposure. The COSHH regulation The second topic is about the COSHH regulation and the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974. The topic outlines the duty that COSHH places on employers, other duty holders and employees. You will also learn about COSHH risk assessments. The topic also covers hazardous substances that are not covered by the COSHH regulation. Exposure to hazardous substances The third topic is about exposure to hazardous substances. The topic also defines 'exposure' and identifies four main exposure routes. Classification of substances Topic 4 is about classification labelling and packaging of hazardous substances. You will learn about the CLP hazard pictograms and the hazards they represent. The topic also covers chemicals that are not covered by the CLP Regulation. Safety Data Sheets Topic 5 is about Safety Data Sheets. The topic explains why they are needed and identifies the 16 sections of an SDS. You will learn about where to look for an SDS. The topic also explains the importance of packaging. Finally, the topic explains why you should always store chemicals in the correct containers. Control Measures Topic 6 is about control measures for hazardous substances. You will also learn about control equipment, PPE and ways of working. The topic also outlines your duty to comply with control measures. Monitoring exposure and health surveillance The final topic is about monitoring and surveillance. You will learn about personal air monitoring and biological monitoring. The topic also explains the role of Workplace Exposure Limits and Biological Monitoring Guidance Values. Finally, the topic covers health surveys.