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153 Educators providing Computing & IT courses in Shepshed

Health Link Services Uk

health link services uk

5.0(1)

Leicester

Established in 2011, Health Link Services (UK) is a growing Accredited Social Enterprise Training company which delivers tailor made bespoke short courses or longer-term training programs. We hold approved centre status with two awarding bodies, so that we can offer both accredited and non-accredited programs to suit your organisations training needs. Our company is accredited with the Advantage Independent Accreditation in Learning. We are a member of Association of Health Care Trainers (AoHT) and we also work in partnership with De Montfort University in Leicester (UK). Health Link Services (UK) works with individuals from different communities, community organisations and different companies registered in Health and Social Care. As a growing and expanding company, we take pride in the fact that we are friendly, approachable and professional. We provide a high level of customer service. Our training facilities are equipped with computers, chairs and desks, a health care bed, a hoist as well as First Aid Kit equipment, so that we are able to give practical illustrations during Mandatory Training in Care. We offer our clients the flexibility of training their employees at our training venue or sending our trainers at the venues themselves. Our customers are also able to do our online courses and then they are able to attend our practical training aspects at our centre. This is for courses like People Movers Moving & Handling, Basic First Aid and Medication.

Merchanttraveller Excursions

merchanttraveller excursions

London

After leaving the UK in 2010 and embarking on a backpacking trip to Indonesia alone spending 12 days in the forest with three local guides. Wanda, Bendy and Ping yes that was their names travelling through the forest and camping at a new spot each night. Which added some life-changing experiences for me a nieve 17-18-year-old alone in a foreign country with me not knowing any part of the local language. When I got back to the UK I decided on this as a hopeful career path which I am still working toward now. I decided I wanted to work in the travel industry, where my passion in life truly lies. So I came back to the UK after that trip and immediately planned for other journeys. Still living with family I decided to explore a bit of Latin America which I really enjoyed the culture the idea of working out here was overwhelming. So in 2011, I went to Costa Rica. But where the trips truly took an expedition type feel was when planning from start to finish around 8 months prior to going away. I planned and prepared for a journey to the Darien gap Panama-Colombia border region. Which went as best as could in this region. I then began planning my return to head to Guyana where we canoed a river we, meaning myself 2 local guides travelled for 11.5 days and travelled 288km to be exact. I knew that my dream job would now be to work as an expedition leader where I could live out my passion for leading in remote and exciting places. I now had an abundance of remote travel experience and the required knowledge and soon the qualifications that it takes to do this. But I was still without the valuable experience required to teach and lead people in remote places. I have now done my ML training so that I would soon have the qualification to make this a career choice of mine.