736 Educators providing Courses in London

centre of expertise on child sexual abuse

We are a multi-disciplinary team, funded by the Home Office, hosted by Barnardo’s and work closely with key partners from academic institutions, local authorities, health, education, police and the voluntary sector. To tackle child sexual abuse we must understand its causes, scope, scale and impact. We know a lot about child sexual abuse and have made progress in dealing with it, but there are still many gaps in our knowledge and understanding which limit how effectively we are tackling the issue.

christian safeguarding services

Christian Safeguarding Services is a provider of specialist training and consultancy and support service. Driven by a passion to help churches and faith based organisations to develop best practice in safeguarding without it costing a fortune. So, by using our knowledge, our expertise and experience of working in Local Government, together with our combined involvement in serving in churches, we are able to serve and support churches as well as faith based organisations in delivering to them all their safeguarding requirements.

distinct family services

advisory support and consulting services for organisations, individuals, training programmes for schools, children’s centres, faith and community organisations Group and one-on-one coaching on career and life choices. We support other community projects in outreach and development of services;

lsc online

Join us to learn about campus processes and online learning, and ask our live panel of experts all of your Taking online classes at LSC is an affordable option for most students. Our tuition rates are already low and learning online reduces the commuting and childcare costs associated with on-campus learning. You will also avoid sitting in rush hour traffic to catch your morning or evening classes.burning questions.

uk future education group

All the best companies start in a shed Microsoft, Disney, Apple....and now Future Education! Unlike other recruitment agencies, Future Education started as a passion project and was founded in 2001 by a former Primary School Head Teacher, Derek Attwell and his wife Mary, a former youth worker. Being well connected within the teaching community, Derek and Mary had heard many complaints from their peers about the pressures of recruiting within local schools and thus Future Education was born. The business today has grown from a small shed to a local, double storey office with 3 divisions. In homage to the companies humble early beginnings, the boardroom is now appropriately named “the shed” as a reminder of how far the Attwell’s have come.

responsible finance

We are the national membership body for responsible finance providers. Our vision is to create a fair financial system in the UK by scaling up the community development finance sector. This will enable investment to flow into communities to create positive economic, social an No viable business left unsupported; no person forced into unacceptable hardship; no social enterprise not able to realise its goal to make the world a better place.Our members are united by their commitment to increasing access to fair and responsible finance, particularly for those excluded from mainstream services. Case studies of how our members help people and businesses.We work with our members to champion responsible finance and develop the market. Our services support members to build relationships, knowledge

the griffin schools trust

The Griffin Schools Trust is a family of primary and secondary schools in the Midlands and the South East of England. We are committed to providing an outstanding independent-style education for all students, predicated on breadth and excellence. All schools provide a rich programme of free extra-curricular activities, create an involving and stimulating physical environment and build a staff team of interesting people who are motivated to advance their own knowledge and skills as well as their pupils’ achievement.

hscp learning & development team

Hounslow Safeguarding Children Partnership

ashoka london

Our Key Priorities Whilst Ashoka has been supporting its Fellows over the last four decades, we have also seen a profound transformation in the dynamics of the world around them. Change began to accelerate. What used to take centuries now takes decades, and what used to take decades now takes years. Trying to fix broken systems involves new challenges to embrace these complex and ever-changing dynamics. For all the great work of social entrepreneurs, we cannot rely on them alone to create the scale of solutions now needed. Indeed, to achieve the necessary scale, we need everyone to step up. This is how Ashoka defines its strategy as we enter this new world – Everyone a Changemaker™. Ashoka UK and Ireland has worked for over 15 years to support outstanding social innovators with transformative solutions to social issues and now focuses on the following areas: Searching, selecting, and supporting UK and Ireland’s leading social entrepreneurs For those elected as Fellows, Ashoka provides tailored lifetime support to scale their solutions’ impact. This ranges from initial monetary support, in the form of a stipend for up to three years, to strategic advice from a global network of peers, experts, and key decision-makers. Learn more about The Ashoka Fellowship programme and how you can get involved. Enabling our society to embrace social innovation and changemaking In the last 40 years, we have not only built the world’s largest community of leading social entrepreneurs but also continued to build and empower the field of social entrepreneurship. At the heart of this effort has always been the commitment to make systems change the central goal of social entrepreneurship. Learn more about our work in promoting systems change across sectors and how you can get involved. Activating all young people to be changemakers Our mission is to trigger a shift in mindsets across the learning ecosystem in the UK and Ireland so that the experience of education empowers every young person to be a changemaker. Our approach to achieving this is to find, connect and organise social innovators, government, foundations, thought leaders and young people themselves that are already pioneering the field of changemaking. And then, to organise these communities to lead initiatives which eventually tip ecosystems toward a future in which every young person is becoming a changemaker. Here are some examples of young changemakers.

harris academy merton