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Walkerstone Limited

walkerstone limited

Richard Walker Richard Walker Director, Walkerstone Dear Visitor, Welcome to Walkerstone. We’re a team of professional trainers and business writers. Explore our courses Our courses range from “Essential Business Writing” to “How to Write Business Cases”. We can tailor our business writing courses to your personal needs in terms of interest, focus and schedule. For companies, we deliver in-house courses. As a team of writers and trainers, we are different from most other professional training organisations. Our writing capability enables us to bring real-world case studies, relevant experience and knowledge into our courses. It makes for powerful training. For instance, my background includes senior marketing roles with Microsoft and EDS (now HP) where I authored numerous reports, business cases, and successful proposals. My colleagues have similar backgrounds. That’s why so many leading sales people, business people and entrepreneurs rely on our services. We can help you to write with impact. After all, we train hundreds of successful business people just like you every year. Hire a business writer We offer a range of services from editing and reviewing to writing on your behalf. Our bid and tender writing services have resulted in the award of millions of pounds of business for organisations in construction, health, telecoms, finance and transport. We also produce business plans and business cases for public and private sectors. If you think our services may be of value to you, do contact me at any time. I would be delighted to hear from you.

Espression - Interactive Art Studio & CafƩ

espression - interactive art studio & cafć©

Kent

Welcome to our Espression Arts Family, make yourself at home whilst I pop the kettle on. How are you today? Espression Arts is a creative community led by Me, Catherine, the founder, the glue behind our special, arty enterprise. I live in a small village partner to a very patient Daddy Jean who puts up with the hours of work and energy we give to projects and our clients. I am Mummy to my two beautiful children, Melodie 7, and Jerome 11, who are often with me on projects and at events, along with Daisy Dog who sometimes comes along too! I grew up with a creative and hard-working family, My dedication, work ethic, and focus for things I believe in, I get from them. My Mum who now lives with Parkinson’s in an annex in our garden spends her spare time when she isn’t bowling in the village as one of Espression Arts many creative volunteers. If I am not working I am found snuggling on the sofa watching films with a gin and tonic! Whilst studying Visual Arts at Goldsmiths University London I enjoyed spending my spare time getting to know the local community, working in pubs, and helping with play schemes. Since then, I spent 25 years developing my community facilitation and project management skills starting in youth work management working for an environmental charity in Southeast London. In 2009 we left the big city and started our Pottery Painting Community Journey in the historic town of Canterbury, opening our interactive arts café. This is where our family grew with everyone who loved pottery painting as much as we did! Sadly, the interactive arts café, closed at the end of 2020 during the Covid19 Pandemic, but we are still going strong! We continue sharing arts and wellbeing experiences with others! Happily our Espression Arts Family is just getting bigger and bigger as a result. In 2017, our family business became not for profit and became a Social Enterprise which has helped us to take profits from sales of our ceramic products, parties, and workshops, combined with successful grant applications, and deliver some of the best community projects in Kent. I am proud of our position in the local community feel respected for both business and charitable, endeavours, before the pandemic we were awarded Kent Messenger Best Creative Volunteer Project for both Canterbury and all of Kent, we were even finalists for Kent Dementia Friendly Awards. We under-promise and over-deliver with passion for people and give everyone the opportunity to experience art. There are many ways you could support our creative family! Community Arts In Kent If you would like us to chat with you more about what we can deliver for your community, group, or organisation please get in touch, to read more about the benefits of Arts and Wellbeing click here. Apply to be a Creative Volunteer If you would like to become one of our creative family by applying to become a Creative Volunteer we have many different roles which are flexible to you, your interests, skills or needs, then please get in touch here. Buy a Kit, a workshop, a party or invite us to your event! Have you heard the saying that when someone buys from a small business the owner does a happy dance? This also works for small social enterprise businesses like ours we want to reach as many people with creativity as possible. We also want our volunteers to have as many different experiences as possible! Contact Catherine@espression.co.uk for more details or jump over to our shop!

Project Education

project education

London

We are excited to announce that Project ELL is now Project Education. Project ELL will remain the same company with the same staff, same emails and same dedication to our ELLs. But Project Education’s new mission goes beyond ELLs to all students in the district. Project ELL, a customizable ELL product, is now part of the Project Education line of products and services. Our management team has 20 years of educational, technology, and software experience. We use that knowledge to develop the educational software platform that districts need; comprehensive, efficient, and easy to use. Our new product line includes these new products, built from the same Project ELL customizable platform: Project RTI Project 504 Project SPED Project GT Project Title 1 In addition to new products, we have added some amazing educators to our team to provide the best professional development and consulting services beyond product training. Program evaluations, campus leadership, district processes are just a few. Project Education core values are one of the aspects that make us a great company. We provide not only a solution to your Education program needs, but a true partnership. Partnership to us is not just a fancy word for “client”. We hold ourselves to these values and we promise these to our district partners: Honest sales process User-friendly interface Outstanding software implementations Data integrity and security World class customer support Excellent customer training Parent access to student data, reports and notices Teacher access to student data to measure effective strategies District reports to track compliance, funding and forecasting of services District customizable forms, notices and reports Exceptional printed reports, forms and notices Multiple language parent communications

Cheshire Mersey Wine School - Day Classes

cheshire mersey wine school - day classes

Local Wine School is a professional wine education network with centres at over 40 locations across the country. Established in 1999, the group is now the UK's largest network of WSET-approved wine educators, and is trusted to deliver by some of the best-known and well-respected names in the hospitality industry. A detailed knowledge of soil types and winemaking is not necessary to sell wine – but a little knowledge can generate confidence and enthusiasm which has a major impact on sales. We are independent, we don't sell wine, we are full-time professional educators – we don't do anything else. We can guide you through the choice of wine training available from Introductory to Advanced Levels, including WSET Courses from Level 1 to Level 3, as well as bespoke training designed to suit your needs. WSET qualifications are now a 'must have' for anybody seriously considering a career in a wine related industry and our WSET-accredited tutors have some of the highest pass rates in the country. If you can answer yes to any of these six questions - we also know that we can help you! Do you sell more wine from the low-value end of your range than you would like? Would you like your staff to have confidence in recommending wines to match your food? Do you find your customers increasingly know more about wine than your own staff? Do you have to train new staff who have limited experience selling wine? Are your staff keen to acquire formal qualifications? Do you feel you need to offer career support to attract and retain the best quality staff?

The Royal Pinner School Foundation

the royal pinner school foundation

Helping the children of travelling salespeopleI feel that it is a great honour to have been elected Chairman of our Foundation, and I trust that we shall continue to be effective in providing educational support for children of travelling sales people during times of adversity. Many years ago, when I was experiencing a tricky time with my career, I was fortunate to receive a series of grants primarily to assist my youngest daughter, Claire, with her education and specialist swimming training. Royal Pinner’s assistance, at a crucial stage of Claire’s education, was invaluable. Claire went on to graduate from Leeds University as well as to participate in the Paralympic Games held in Athens, Beijing, London and Rio – where she won a Gold Medal. Obviously, our Royal Pinner grants were withdrawn when Lottery funding became available, but we shall be forever grateful for the support we received at a critical stage of Claire’s development. Being in receipt of support is one side of the Trust and, since becoming a Trustee several years ago, I have also seen the other side – helping to alleviate the hardships encountered by our beneficiaries and new applicants – and I have felt very humbled. Most of our families face and endure far more difficult circumstances than I did, but, on the other hand, I have also seen how effective our grants and pastoral support can be. Our focus remains on the sons and daughters of commercial travellers where there is also a specific need or hardship, and we aim to continue to provide effective educational support during the years to come.

The Small Business Academy

the small business academy

Helping small and start-up businessesOur Founder Nikki started her business at the age of 23, in her final year of university. She hit upon an unmet demand for clothing and lingerie to fit bigger busted girls. She had no prior textile or business experience, but knew there was a market for the product. With almost no cash, she set out to launch her start-up business but hit multiple challenges along the way – not understanding how to promote her business online, how to generate sales, run online ads or manage her own SEO, and no budget to pay someone for help, she had no choice but to figure it out through a matrix of failed experiments, free online information and training workshops where they were affordable (and not many were!) Eventually, one sale became two, and two became ten, and within a couple of years the business took off – by 2010 Nikki had been awarded the Natwest Everywoman Artemis Business Award and in 2011 appeared on Dragons Den, securing private investment of £250,000 after the show had aired. This enabled her to scale her brand, re-shore production to the UK and eventually culminated in running a factory in Preston with over a dozen machinists, and supplying her brand to the high street. But her frustration remained around the lack of practical help and support for startup business owners. Training courses seldom left her with any usable information to implement – they would talk about the benefits of Facebook marketing, or SEO, or Social Media but never gave enough information to actually go and do it yourself.