History courses in Hetton-le-Hole

hartlepool art gallery

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Hartlepool

The central arch leads into what was formerly the Market Hall. In 1926 it was converted into a Council Chamber for Hartlepool and a dance hall with a capacity for 2,000 people. Over the next almost 100 years it has little in terms of its design but greatly in terms of its function currently being an entertainment venue with meeting rooms, offices, a library and a wedding venue. The main auditorium has a capacity of 1,200 and has lift access from the entrance. The building has a separate bar, Constables Bar, accessible from the main street that can be accessible to the main auditorium at events; there is also a temporary bar on the ground floor and a well maintained kitchen. The cellar lies in the basement of Constables Bar and is not accessible directly from the main auditorium. There are male, female and accessible toilets on the ground floor, in the auditorium and in the main bar. The balcony is accessible from the East and West areas of the main auditorium. On the first floor of the South-East wing of the Borough Hall boasts a Mayor’s Parlour and Mayors Chamber that has a 100 capacity. Moving towards the South-West of the first floor the building accumulates a core of smaller rooms that are not in use or for small meetings/storage areas. There is also a large room, Sandwellgate Room, which is a meeting room and Middlegate Room, which provides registrars wedding services.

thornbeck college - north east autism society

4.6(28)

Newton Aycliffe

Since 2012, we have worked in partnership with large construction companies to deliver innovative Learning and Development courses and qualifications, specifically designed to minimise disruption to business operations, raise performance and drive better results. Our team of occupationally competent tutors and assessors each have over 15 years’ experience of delivering training in the given sector. We therefore have the occupational experience, skills and knowledge to engage and motivate learners and tailor all teaching learning and assessment to meet the specific needs/culture of the sector.

slamfresh

London

At SlamFresh, we believe poetry can make a big difference to young people’s lives. But the need to create a nurturing and supportive environment in which to write has never been greater. Although the popularity of the art form, particularly spoken word, continues to grow on an unprecedented scale, last year, for the first time in our country’s history, poetry was nearly made an optional GCSE subject. As well as this, the recent closure of schools has meant that young people from lower economic backgrounds have been put at an even greater disadvantage than they already were. Cut off from schools, many of these young people simply have not had the space or resources to access creative opportunities, at a time when they need them more than ever. SlamFresh is a CIC based in the Newcastle upon Tyne which aims to address these problems. We run workshops that focus on the contemporary styles of spoken word and slam poetry, styles of writing which we have found can engage some of the most reluctant students. SlamFresh work in partnership with schools and community centres to mentor young people in writing, editing and performance. We have 3 company directors, Rowan McCabe, Michael MacDonald and Jeff Price. Rowan McCabe and Michael MacDonald (stage name Donald Jenkins) also serve as the two primary facilitators for the workshops, although guests may be brought in on a freelance basis where required. The directors met through their work as professional poets. Collectively, they have spent over 40 years working with children and young people.

fidas safeguarding training

Durham

I am Dorothea Scales. I have founded Fidas Consent Training because I want to share my knowledge and experience of dealing with sexual assaults and rapes which I gained during my career as a Detective Sergeant. I have combined my passion for safeguarding with my enthusiasm for training – having an MA in education and being a qualified teacher gave me the skills set to develop and deliver my courses. Since leaving the Police in October 2021, I have already delivered to hundreds of students, pupils and their teachers, to Designated Safeguarding Leaders and University students, colleges, youth organisations, charities, and apprentices I have combined my expertise as an ex-Detective Sergeant in Safeguarding and my experience as a teacher, to develop my completely unique consent workshops, presentations and now a cost effective eLearning package . I have trained Detectives, Police cadets and Police Special constables and probationers. I have developed courses for Police officers in dealing sensitively with victims of rape and confronting myths and misconceptions. I have lead leading a Pilot project for Durham County Council in delivering consent workshops to local secondary schools. Fidas Consent Training is about sharing my passion for safeguarding the truly vulnerable and giving every person an informed choice about consent. As a qualified, experienced, and passionate safeguarding specialist, I have 16 years’ experience as a Police Officer, protecting the rights of children, young people, and adults. I have always been driven by making a positive difference to the vulnerable. During my time in education and the Police, I have developed additional skills in risk management, people leadership and managing the most complex investigations which demand a sensitive and compassionate response. Victim focused and people centred in my work, I championed change in the police and built strong alliances with partner organisations As a Detective Sergeant within the Safeguarding unit I dealt with victims and suspects of rape and sexual assaults on a daily basis, often from report to court. I know and understand all the devastating consequences of not understanding or ignoring consent and want to share my experience with young people for a better future. I am a qualified Teacher and Safeguarding instructor committed to sharing my experience and expertise through my training courses. I have proactively developed partnerships to increase my impact and have worked closely with Social Services (adult and children’s team), schools, colleges and universities, MIND, healthcare professionals, domestic abuse charities and refuges, RAPE Crisis and regional police forces, which gives the training I am offering a particular knowledge-based advantage. During my time in the Police I undertook a study which demonstrated why specialist rape teams are the way forward for all around victim care and successful prosecutions. My Qualifications: MA in History, Education and Italian University of Durham, PGSE – postgraduate degree in education- qualified teacher status, Level 3 and 4 in Policing, NVQ, Sexual Assault Liaison officer, Tier Three victim interview trained– Achieving best evidence in victim interviews (including children under the age of 8) ICIDP (qualified Detective) Serious and complex Interviewing victim, witnesses and suspects Detective tutor ABELS – achieving Best Evidence Language screen Promotion to Detective Sergeant (in Safeguarding) Custody Sergeant Trained in misconduct and complaints procedures Investigations into counter corruption Investigator into sudden childhood death Counter corruption development programme Safeguarding First Responder Judge’s commendation for victim care in sexual abuse Chief Superintendent’s commendation for victim care Investigator into sudden childhood death Trauma processing and Trauma resilience in Policing Ofqual certified First Aid Mental Health Instructor Level 3, Ofqual certified Principles of Safeguarding and Protecting children (RQF) Level 3 RSE certified

flourishing language solution

London

Let me know what I can help you with.Translation ServiceInterpreter Service---Welcome ToFlourishing Language Solution Ltd Flourishing Language Solution Ltd is a Private limited Company registered in England and wales. Quality service provision is what our company prioritises, and we strive to achieve this through the provision of tailored services to Tigrinya and Amharic speaking serviceFlourishing Language Solution Ltd is a Private limited Company registered in England and wales. Quality service provision is what our company prioritises, and we strive to achieve this through the provision of tailored services to Tigrinya and Amharic speaking service users, who require an interpreter or translation services to fully access services available to them. We supply linguists who are DPSI qualification holders and NRPSI registered to ensure quality service provision. We also work in partnership with other NRPSI registered and regulated linguists and supply other rare languages. Company Director: Mr Tesfom Gebrehiwet Mr Tesfom is a DPSI certified and NRPSI registered & regulated linguist. He has been working as a Freelance Interpreter and translator since May 2008 and DPSI Language Specialist since August 2017. His strong professional academic background (B.A Degree in History, Eritrea; B.A Hons in Community and Youth Studies and M.A in Social Work, UK); along with his teaching and mentoring experiences has enabled him to gain relevant skills in training and assessing other linguists. As a Freelance interpreter and translator, he has been delivering various interpreting assignments including court trials, tribunals, police stations, probation services, NHS, Asylum Screening, Detention Centres, Mental Health Hospitals, schools, DWP, JCP, HMRC, CAFCASS, Medical Health Assessment centres (ATOS & CHDA), Social services (LAC Review, TAF Meetings, safeguarding issues including S. 47 enquiry …etc), local law firms and so on. Read More

the chuckling cheese company

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Gateshead

We are a family-run business established in 2015. Here at The Chuckling Cheese Company, we have created a contemporary range of British cheeses ranging from aged vintage cheddars to a slice of traditional Yorkshire blue cheese. With over 50 handmade cheeses available, we have a great British cheese for all occasions!

disability north

Newcastle upon Tyne

Disability North is a registered charity (no. 514733) promoting inclusion, independence and choice for disabled people and their families by providing information, advice and support on any aspect of disability. Services are also provided for students or professionals working in the statutory, voluntary and the public sector. We are a user-led charity with a constitutional majority of disabled people on our executive committee. The needs of disabled people, older adults and their families are at the heart of our services and our free, impartial advice empowers them to make informed decisions, maximizing the control they have over their own lives. Please see ‘Independent Living Support’ to discover the services we offer and how we can help you to live independently. Our Mission: To promote inclusion, independence and choice for disabled people and their families. Our Vision: To be the best resource for Disability in the North History: The Charity was originally known as Newcastle Council for the Disabled working from Mea House in Newcastle. In the early nineteen eighties Newcastle City Council offered the land now known as the Dene Centre to the Council for the Disabled with the proviso that they raise part of the funds to build the regions centre of excellence for disability. The Council for the Disabled accepted the challenge and the funds were raised. The centre was officially opened in 1985. In 1995 the Charity changed its name and became Disability North.

23 Educators providing History courses in Hetton-le-Hole

hartlepool art gallery

Hartlepool

thornbeck college - north east autism society

Newton Aycliffe

baltic learning

Gateshead

slamfresh

London

fidas safeguarding training

Durham

flourishing language solution

London

nhsn education courses

Gosforth

the chuckling cheese company

Gateshead

disability north

Newcastle upon Tyne

new college durham

Durham

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