9 Educators providing Citrus courses

citrus training ltd

Construction Courses Health and Safety Construction Training Citrus Training are the UK's largest provider of health, safety, environmental and specialist operations training. View our 200+ training courses

citrus arts

We thrive on collaboration with other artists and art forms and we exist because a great many companies supported us along the way. We want to invest in our community, and we want to support the skills and careers of people locally. We offer a training apprentice scheme with Citrus Arts. Learn what the performance and production life is like while working on our events locally, through to hands on practical skills of creating sets and working with participants and artists. Many people who have trained with us now work on tours and productions across the UK.

citrus coaching

citrus twist

Citrustwist First Aid and Health and Safety Training consultants based in Sheffield. We specialise in the delivery of First Aid at Work, Emergency First Aid at Work, Paediatric First Aid at Work

jenny j coaching

My focus is helping more people develop confidence and become authentic, competent leaders. And achieve a healthy balance of work and life, with less stress and greater fulfilment and joy. I truly understand how it feels to juggle multiple roles, manage expectations and cope with daily demands on time. And I know the impact this can have on your health, wellbeing and performance.

smart awards

A Smarter Awarding Organisation Smart Awards operates as a National Awarding and End Point Assessment Organisation predominately dedicated to the telecommunication, construction, digital and utility sectors. We are approved by Ofqual and SQA Accreditation to offer regulated qualifications in England and Scotland and approved to deliver independent end point assessments across a number of apprenticeship standards.

bbe training

Established in 2012, BBE Training is run by a dedicated and experienced team that has a wealth of industry knowledge. Our team is composed of qualified professionals, brought together by their passion for delivering quality, education within their relevant areas of expertise. BBE Training are proud to be part of the Citrus Group who offer the infrastructure and support to enable BBE to grow and continue to be market leaders within the sector. The group consists of four companies with an annual turnover over fifteen million

bookmycourse

Bookmycourse – The Home of Training Avoid hours of endless web browsing, information gathering and phone calls. It couldn’t be easier! Bookmycourse home page image Finding a Course Simply use the Course Finder function to locate your training course and find further information on location, prices and dates. Read your course overview by clicking on the course title and book your place by clicking on the “Book Course” button. You will usually find your course using the powerful Course Finder. alternatively, try clicking on the categories to the left on each section page or try using Site Search. Still can't find what you are looking for? Under normal circumstances we would say just send us a general enquiry or give one of the team a call on 01933 233 884 and let us do the hard work!. However, due to the Coronavirus pandemic we are currently operating with a reduced team working predominantly from home locations, and there may at times be delays during periods with high call volumes. Where this is the case we would request that communications are either by using one of the online enquiry or booking forms or by email to enquiries@bookmycourse.co.uk until we can fully re-open our office. Course Prices We are sure you will find our course prices are extremely competitive and in many cases we offer discounted courses on the Bookmycourse site, which are exclusive to Bookmycourse and will not be available if booked elsewhere. Look out for our discount codes, which can be applied at the point of booking and will make prices even keener. The Booking Process The booking process could not be easier. Use the search engine to locate the course. Then sort by location, price, date or a range of criteria that suit your specific needs. You can even review the training provider and the course overview to confirm your selection. Once you have made your choice simply book on line in a totally secure environment. Our Training Providers All of our training providers must meet tight quality criteria to retain their place on the site. From construction plant training to health and safety training, and from information technology to specialised industry courses, the site provides courses across a whole range of disciplines.

cram school

Cram School was established in 1869, creating a new school district out of the Warm Springs District. In 1869, Lewis F. Cram saw a need for a school in the eastern part of the valley. He had two sons of his own, and more families were settling in the area of Cramville, (where the Village Lakes development is today). The new school district was separated from the Warm Springs district, and Lewis Cram donated land south of Base Line and under the point of the bluff. Neighbors came with hammers and saws to help build the first, one-room, clapboard schoolhouse. The increase in the citrus industry and the population rendered the 1882 Cram school outdated and outgrown. A Mission-style building was constructed on the same site, in front of the earlier building. Eight grades were taught at the Cram School until 1907, when the Cram high school students attended Redlands High School. Another change occurred in 1917, when seventh and eighth graders attended Redlands Jr. High School for the first time. The Cram School District was administered by an elected school board under the San Bernardino Schools system until 1957, when it was absorbed into the Redlands School District. In 1958, 56 years after the construction of the 1902 school building, a new school was erected. It was situated below the 1902 site, with the entrance facing Elder Gulch Road. The new schoolhouse was a one-story building with six classrooms. Portable classrooms were brought in later to handle the growing needs of the school. But the school could not keep up with the demands of the growing population.