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the skills partnership ltd (tsp learn)

TSP (The Skills Partnership) is a national training provider working across a wide range of industry sectors including, Facilities Management, Transport, Professional Services, Leisure and more. We deliver nationally recognised intermediate, advanced and higher level qualifications to: Those who need to develop their skills to gain employment Those who are entering work and starting a Traineeship or Apprenticeship Those who are in work and are training for a new role or responsibilities Those who may be working but wish to re-train in a new vocational area We also support businesses with recruitment services for Traineeships and Apprenticeships. Above all, we exist to enable individuals to achieve their true development potential.

national skills academy for food and drink

Increase productivity and boost profits Let’s get going, the NSAFD is your industry go to for staff skills that improve efficiencies. We’re the food & drink industry’s dedicated, not-for-profit, skills specialist. We’re led by the industry, built around your needs and totally dedicated to your success.

st monica trust - learning and skills department

We think the world of our colleagues. And watching them develop and flourish here at the St Monica Trust is really terrific. Whatever career goals you have, our training and development team could help you achieve them!

hammersmith and fulham adult learning and skills service

Some jobs are more dangerous than others, but every employer is responsible for the safety of their employees in the workplace. One of the best ways for employers to meet their legal and moral obligations to their employees is to provide first aid training to employees.

the uk academy for training, innovation and skills www.ukatis.org.uk

UKATIS: Always imitated, but never equaled!

the voluntary and community sector learning and skills consortium

Your future is our passionEnable is the Voluntary and Community Sector Learning and Skills Consortium serving the East Midlands. We are a charity which provides training and education for people who want to start or further their career. We do this by providing opportunities in local learning, skills and employment needs. Objectives and Activities of Enable The objectives of Enable as set out in the Memorandum and Articles of Association are to develop the capacity and skills of the members of the socially and economically disadvantaged communities of England in such a way that they are better able to identify, and help meet, their needs and to participate more fully in society, in particular by: Assisting such charities and voluntary organisations to play a full role in the local and national learning and skills agenda and to make the most effective use of funding Providing support and guidance for charitable purposes by charities and voluntary organisations operating in the area of benefit; Providing high quality, vocational and non-vocational, learning

online training courses l north wales l glasdir skills academy

speaking skills - public speaking coaching and presentation training in milton keynes

chennai taichi

Tai Chi looks like a strange slow motion exercise which is a well choreographed active mind-body exercise practiced in a precise order. It was created-designed as a beautiful soft form of internal martial art and has been accepted and practiced worldwide as an effective relaxation exercise therapy. Tai Chi is one of the most fascinating exercises you can possibly do which increases flexibility, strengthens the legs and loosens the hips, increases spinal flexibility, enhances breathing, stimulates the immune system and offers relaxation at the same time, helping even the most tensed person an opportunity to relax and rejuvenate their body. It’s quiet and concentrated movements help regain mental peace and emotional balance by changing people’s life to the best. Tai Chi is one the most positive life enhancing experiences which can be perfect for any age and can be wonderfully non-competitive that all ages and skill levels can benefit. As you practice Tai Chi daily-slowly you begin to see yourself changing in everyday behavior. It controls and clears unnecessary thoughts and helps us gain control over our emotions. Your focus starts to change and start respecting business ethics and the way you interact with others changes. A sense of closeness develops with everyone you meet. The changes which happen inside us are reflected by our behavior on the outside. Any problem will no longer be viewed that way. You approach your problems with an open mind. You naturally develop into who you really are. Benefits of Tai Chi during learning are patience, acceptance of things as they are, increase in physical, emotional, mental awareness and greater insight. We are immersed in a life style attitude that would stress the immune system, mainly as overwork or a hectic lifestyle schedule, indulging in risky behavior, relationships against our self-esteem. Remember stress can also come from a fragile sense of self worth, feeling powerless against multiple pressures. Tai Chi offers you a lot, much more than one can possibly achieve in a life time. It changes people’s life to the best. Makes us aware of our emotional state and can change it any moment thus keeping our mind clear and focused. If you feel that you need a change - Tai Chi will do it for you. It will give you the ability to realize and explore yourself much deeper.

fairy wren embroidery

EMMA BROUGHTON I am a Wiltshire-based RSN trained Embroidery Tutor, Author, Artist and fabric designer with expertise in hand embroidery, fabric dyeing, screen printing, and digital fabric design. I am a graduate of both the Royal School of Needlework Apprenticeship (2009) and the University of the Creative Arts (2012). In 2019 my book 'Embroidered Boxes: Techniques and Projects' was published by Crowood Press. My passion is creating unique designs for embroidered boxes and specialist embroidery kits.  I sell and teach my design online and in person classes independently, for the Royal school of Needlework and the Embroiderers' Guild of America under the name Fairy Wren Embroidery. In 2023 I was given the honour of being awarded a Developing your Creative Practice Grant by the Arts Council England to fund a Blackwork Portrait project which I am extremely passionate about. I have recently been accepted as a RSN Fellow, which is the school's new professional association for tutors and other alumni to celebrate their commitment, skill and passion for embroidery.