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197 Educators providing Health & Wellbeing courses in Liverpool

Talking Life

talking life

5.0(1)

Wirral

Talking Life is one of the UK’s leading providers of training and development courses. Since 1997 we have been delivering high quality, innovative training to the public and private sectors. During this time we have delivered training to more than 100,000 people, on topics as diverse as Stress, Wellbeing and Managing Change to Motivational Interviewing, Autism Awareness, and Safeguarding Children. We deliver our training in house in the classroom and online in the virtual classroom or by webinar. If you are looking for a high-quality, responsive and diligent training partner, then Talking Life will be the right choice for your business. Established over 25 years ago, Talking Life has established itself as the “go-to” Partner for a large number of clients across the UK and is extremely proud to hold some of the largest training contracts from Local Authorities. Our Training is founded on the principle that Training is a lot more than just delivering a classroom or virtual training session. We can offer training courses across all sectors, whether Social Care, Health or Corporate and our website, which has an easy-to-use search function, enables you to identify potential courses of interest. Whilst we pride ourselves in being able to offer a wide selection of trainers, all experts in their fields of training, we also offer a customer experience that is second to none. Each of our customers has a dedicated Account Manager who will work collaboratively to offer a training experience that meets the behaviours, values and policies of your Business. All of courses are bespoke, as we take our standard outlines and then, with the assistance of the trainers, adapt these courses so they are relevant and are fully agreed prior to any training. We have a dedicated Events Coordination Team who manage all training events in a seamless and proactive manner. Our specially designed Training Client Relationship Management System will process all bookings and issue email confirmations. We can offer a secure Client Booking System so that if you don’t have the resource or technology to undertake this, we can provide you with a dedicated system that will take away the pressure of managing your delegates. After training, we take our evaluation and post-training impact evaluations as an important part of the training experience, and this feedback is shared with both clients and our trainers. Our Account Managers will discuss the training outcomes in their regular client review meetings.

Ellesmere Port Catholic High School

ellesmere port catholic high school

Ellesmere Port,

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