55815 Courses in Nottingham delivered Online

Managing people is one thing. Managing expectations—now that’s an art form. The Stakeholder Management Mini Bundle blends leadership, negotiation, and data analysis with a touch of disaster management (for when things get a little too lively). It’s a solid toolkit for those dealing with deadlines, feedback loops, and mysterious group emails. Whether you're leading a small team or just trying to avoid another 37-slide meeting, this bundle delivers structured learning for those looking to guide, resolve, and survive project chaos—with a spreadsheet or two to back them up. Learning Outcomes: Understand leadership responsibilities and decision-making structures. Apply problem-solving techniques in workplace or group settings. Recognise effective stakeholder negotiation strategies and responses. Explore data analysis principles linked to team performance. Learn methods for managing crisis and organisational disruptions. Identify communication tools for team or stakeholder engagement. Who is this Course For: Team leaders managing deadlines, people, or project deliverables. Supervisors navigating different expectations across departments. Coordinators working in fast-paced or crisis-prone industries. Analysts needing insights into leadership data and planning. Anyone managing negotiations with internal or external groups. Project staff juggling feedback, meetings, and last-minute changes. HR officers supporting leadership or incident response plans. Early-career professionals looking at structured stakeholder theory. Career Path: Team Leader – £30,000/year Project Coordinator – £28,500/year Stakeholder Liaison Officer – £31,000/year Crisis Response Planner – £33,000/year Workforce Analyst – £29,000/year Negotiation Support Officer – £27,000/year

If spreadsheets give you a headache, this course aims to offer aspirin—metaphorically, of course. The Microsoft Excel Mini Bundle brings clarity to cells, formulas, and functions while adding the human touch of communication and the logic of mathematics. Whether you’re new to data handling or trying to stop formatting rage-quits, this bundle helps you organise, calculate, and interpret with greater ease. From raw entry to meaningful analysis, you’ll gain the structured insight needed to keep rows aligned and heads cool. Learning Outcomes: Learn to use Microsoft Excel for tables, formulas and formatting. Understand data entry principles for structured and clean records. Apply mathematical reasoning to spreadsheets and data calculations. Explore data analysis basics using Excel tools and techniques. Improve communication around data sharing and reporting tasks. Recognise how Excel supports reporting, tracking, and scheduling duties. Who is this Course For: Admins needing Excel structure and clean spreadsheet management. Beginners seeking basic Excel, maths, and data entry knowledge. Office workers handling daily tasks involving spreadsheets. Team members preparing visual reports or internal data logs. Freelancers managing schedules, budgets, and lists via Excel. Analysts looking for a refresher in data visualisation tools. Project coordinators involved in record keeping and communication. Learners improving technical communication in business settings. Career Path: Data Entry Clerk – £22,000/year Junior Data Analyst – £26,000/year Excel Support Administrator – £24,000/year Reporting Assistant – £25,500/year Office Administrator (Excel Focus) – £23,500/year Communication and Data Coordinator – £27,000/year

This bundle connects the dots between purchasing decisions, financial principles and legal awareness. From sourcing goods to dealing with tax considerations and managing purchasing records in Excel, this course keeps it methodical, relevant, and refreshingly free from waffle. With added focus on paralegal concepts and financial literacy, the bundle is well suited to anyone stepping into procurement or managing business purchasing tasks. No fancy jargon—just structured learning on the essentials that keep offices ticking and orders running on time. Learning Outcomes: Understand purchasing and procurement procedures across different sectors. Learn financial terminology relevant to purchasing and budgeting. Explore paralegal aspects tied to contracts and agreements. Gain an overview of UK tax essentials in purchasing roles. Use Microsoft Excel to manage and analyse purchase data. Recognise the administrative links between procurement and finance. Who is this Course For: Junior staff assisting in purchasing or supply chain roles. Office managers involved in cost control and supplier decisions. Admins managing vendor records and order tracking via Excel. New hires learning contract basics in purchasing settings. Freelancers responsible for their own business purchasing. Clerks needing tax and finance insight for purchasing duties. Paralegal trainees exploring procurement-related contract topics. Business owners seeking a clearer view on internal sourcing. Career Path: Procurement Administrator – £26,000/year Finance and Purchasing Assistant – £28,000/year Supply Chain Support Officer – £29,000/year Junior Paralegal (Contract Focus) – £25,500/year Tax Records Assistant – £24,000/year Data Coordinator (Purchasing Systems) – £27,500/year

Design is more than décor—it’s about understanding space, function, and structure. This Interior Design Mini Bundle takes you on a thought-provoking journey through foundational topics including design principles, architecture, building surveying, and CDM regulations. Whether you're sketching out ideas or learning how regulations fit the structure, it’s a fine blend of design insight and technical relevance. From spatial planning to structural drawings, this bundle sets the stage for design-conscious learners who want more than colour charts. It offers knowledge built on shape, safety, and precision—with no hard hats required. Learning Outcomes: Understand the principles and elements of effective interior design. Recognise architectural concepts and spatial planning fundamentals. Explore building surveying methods and design-related assessments. Learn technical drawing basics for interior and spatial layouts. Identify the purpose and framework of CDM regulations in projects. Examine the relationship between design, construction, and legal structure. Who is this Course For: Aspiring interior designers with an eye for detail. Architecture enthusiasts seeking foundational design principles. Students learning how buildings and interiors are assessed. Individuals interested in drawing for spatial planning. Anyone working with CDM-related design documentation. Admin staff in architecture or building consultancies. Career switchers exploring interior design theory. Creatives needing design insight with a technical edge. Career Path: Interior Design Assistant – £24,000/year Architectural Assistant (Design-Focused) – £27,500/year Building Surveying Support Officer – £29,000/year CAD/Design Drawing Technician – £26,000/year Design Office Coordinator – £25,000/year CDM Documentation Assistant – £23,500/year

Who says multitasking can’t be civilised? This Virtual Assistant Mini Bundle offers focused knowledge for today’s remote-working support roles. From HR and data entry to stress management and admin essentials, the bundle is as organised as a well-labeled spreadsheet—and twice as helpful. Tailored for individuals juggling digital schedules and virtual inboxes, the content sharpens support skills while keeping human interaction in the spotlight. It’s admin, but with a dose of clarity, strategy, and—most importantly—a clear understanding of where the mute button is. Learning Outcomes: Understand the responsibilities and duties of a virtual assistant. Learn administrative support processes across digital environments. Recognise effective data entry techniques and structured workflows. Explore HR fundamentals relevant to assistant-level roles. Identify methods to manage stress in busy work settings. Develop strong digital communication and task organisation strategies. Who is this Course For: Freelancers working as virtual assistants from home. Admin staff supporting teams across digital platforms. Individuals managing multiple inboxes and schedules remotely. Business owners seeking help with HR and admin tasks. Entry-level learners exploring remote work options. Career returners needing structured admin refreshers. Professionals looking to reduce stress in admin-heavy roles. Office coordinators transitioning into virtual support work. Career Path: Virtual Assistant – £24,000/year Administrative Support Officer – £23,500/year HR Assistant (Remote) – £25,000/year Data Entry Specialist – £22,000/year Remote Project Coordinator – £26,000/year Email and Diary Manager – £24,500/year

This Physiotherapy Mini Bundle offers a measured approach to care, movement and communication. Covering essential theory in physiotherapy, sports coaching, and child nutrition—with a strong side of health and social care—it’s designed for those looking to understand the frameworks behind physical and emotional wellbeing. With counselling strategies and structured modules, this course makes it easier to support others with clarity, empathy, and informed care. If your interest lies in health support or coaching roles, this is a tidy place to begin—no gym mats required. Learning Outcomes: Understand foundational physiotherapy knowledge and body movement principles. Learn coaching methods applicable in fitness and care settings. Explore counselling techniques relevant to emotional health support. Recognise key child nutrition topics and developmental guidelines. Gain awareness of healthcare responsibilities and social care roles. Identify how movement and communication support physical wellbeing. Who is this Course For: Individuals exploring physiotherapy theory and structured care. Health staff involved in physical support and wellbeing services. Fitness coaches linking movement to broader care needs. New learners in social care or health support environments. Parents and carers studying nutrition and emotional support. Staff working across wellness, movement, or health roles. School support workers dealing with children’s physical needs. Learners interested in holistic health and communication. Career Path: Physiotherapy Assistant – £23,000/year Sports Coach (Health Focus) – £25,500/year Child Nutrition Support Worker – £22,500/year Health and Social Care Assistant – £24,000/year Wellbeing and Movement Facilitator – £26,000/year Counselling Support Officer – £25,000/year

This bundle offers a structured introduction to plumbing alongside key support knowledge in safety, procurement, and communication. From waterworks to workplace calls, the content strikes a balance between trade-specific learning and vital soft-skills often forgotten down the pipeline. Covering plumbing fundamentals, site safety management, telephone etiquette, and purchasing tasks, it’s well-suited for anyone aiming to understand the frameworks that support the plumbing trade—without needing a wrench or boiler room. Learning Outcomes: Understand core plumbing principles, fittings and system layouts. Identify safety roles in electrical and construction environments. Recognise key responsibilities in managing on-site operations. Learn purchasing tasks relevant to building and maintenance work. Use effective telephone etiquette in trade and service settings. Explore links between procurement, plumbing and communication. Who is this Course For: New entrants to plumbing administration or coordination roles. Office staff supporting plumbing teams on-site or remotely. Individuals handling supplier or purchasing duties for plumbers. Anyone managing safety checks for building maintenance sites. Learners exploring roles in plumbing operations or planning. Staff needing formal knowledge in trade telephone etiquette. Clerks assisting plumbers with order or scheduling tasks. Supervisors overseeing safety and supply across building projects. Career Path: Plumbing Administrator – £25,000/year Site Support Officer – £27,000/year Electrical Safety Coordinator – £29,000/year Procurement Clerk (Construction) – £26,000/year Trade Call Handler (Office-Based) – £23,500/year Site Records Assistant – £24,500/year

You don't need to wear a hoodie or drink artisan coffee to build a WordPress site—just the WordPress Mini Bundle. Combining the key elements of WordPress setup, HTML, CSS, freelancing strategy, and negotiation tips, this bundle is your entry into creating a strong online presence (without burning out your browser tabs). Whether you plan to blog, build sites for clients, or work solo in digital freelancing, each course is structured to take you through the basic page structure, style enhancements, client conversations, and how not to undercharge your worth. It’s creative coding, with a sprinkle of business sense. Learning Outcomes: Build and customise websites using WordPress tools and features. Write clean, basic HTML to structure digital content effectively. Style content and layouts using core CSS techniques. Understand key negotiation tactics for freelance client conversations. Set up professional freelance practices and project boundaries. Plan online work portfolios using web and design fundamentals. Who is this Course For: Beginner web designers interested in WordPress setup. Freelancers wanting to polish client communication techniques. HTML/CSS learners aiming for applied understanding. Bloggers setting up personal or niche websites. Designers looking to manage site projects solo. Creative individuals new to online income streams. Digital marketing juniors handling small websites or blogs. Anyone exploring freelance web-based services with clarity. Career Path: WordPress Developer (Entry Level) – £28,000/year Freelance Web Designer – £25,000/year Digital Content Editor – £26,500/year HTML Email Developer – £30,000/year Remote Virtual Assistant (Web Focused) – £23,000/year Junior Front-End Developer – £32,000/year

Dogs may not read manuals, but you'll soon know how to write one. The Dog Training Mini Bundle helps you navigate puppy training, dog basics, grooming essentials, report writing, and behavioural problem solving—all while staying well away from the squeaky jargon. This mix of canine care and structured thinking suits anyone wanting to understand both the barks and the business. Learn how to train, maintain, and manage dogs with calm confidence—and wrap it all up in tidy reports that even your vet might admire. Learning Outcomes: Train puppies using consistent routines and behavioural reinforcement. Understand key aspects of basic canine care and habits. Recognise signs of grooming needs and coat maintenance essentials. Write basic reports for dog care or training observations. Address dog behaviour issues with structured logic and reasoning. Apply techniques to encourage better dog and handler communication. Who is this Course For: Aspiring dog trainers or pet behaviour advisers. Dog walkers interested in structured care knowledge. Pet care workers wanting to improve communication with dogs. Volunteers at kennels or rehoming centres. Owners managing young or energetic puppies at home. Animal lovers who enjoy structured approaches to pet care. Writers documenting dog behaviour for training purposes. Beginners exploring dog-related service businesses. Career Path: Dog Trainer Assistant – £21,000/year Canine Grooming Support – £20,500/year Pet Behaviour Adviser – £24,000/year Kennel Supervisor – £23,000/year Animal Welfare Officer – £25,500/year Dog Training Blogger/Writer – £22,000/year

If you’ve ever wondered what happens when biology, chemistry, and engineering shake hands—this is where things get interesting. The Biomedical Science Mini Bundle blends structured knowledge in biomedical engineering, biology, and chemistry with a side of data analysis and problem solving. It’s for the curious mind that wants to understand how life meets logic. From cellular science to chemical structure, and from technical design to analytical reasoning, this bundle helps make sense of what’s inside the lab coat—minus the lab coat. Learning Outcomes: Understand core biological processes relevant to biomedical studies. Explore chemical concepts used in scientific data interpretation. Study biomedical engineering concepts and healthcare technologies. Apply data analysis techniques for scientific investigation clarity. Use structured logic to solve biomedical science problems. Connect science fields through engineering, biology, and data thinking. Who is this Course For: Science students exploring biomedical and engineering intersections. Healthcare professionals seeking structured scientific foundations. Research support staff working in biology-related fields. Technicians requiring biomedical science context and structure. Learners curious about biology, chemistry, and applied science. Admin workers in medical or scientific organisations. Analysts working in clinical or data-driven environments. Anyone interested in life science with technical structure. Career Path: Biomedical Support Analyst – £31,000/year Research Laboratory Assistant – £27,000/year Junior Bioinformatics Analyst – £30,500/year Medical Science Admin Officer – £26,000/year Data Analyst (Healthcare Focus) – £33,000/year Biology & Chemistry Technician – £28,500/year