587 Educators providing Oil courses

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oilean (training and nurture)

Oilean: Training and Nurture We offer a wide range of professional training services to boost your expertise and improve your career prospects. We offer training to both individuals and organisations, both online and in our professional training centre. Oilean Training boasts a wide range of training programmes for different sectors. Including business, marketing and we specialise in health, education, social care and sports. Most of our training service can be completed online through our eLearning platform, providing excellent flexibility to combine your training with your job. We also offer a full range of dedicated short courses to improve your skillset in a matter of weeks.

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tantric journey

These are the qualities of the true essence of your being. We search constantly for joy and satisfaction—but we can never achieve happiness, we can only unfold it. Tantric Journey is a unique technique that has helped thousands of women to release emotional blockages through holistic bodywork, in a safe, loving space.

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ardscoil rís secondary school dublin

In Ardscoil Rís we encourage academic excellence and immersion in school life. Our school has a proud tradition of success in extra-curricular activities. We offer a range of extra-curricular activities that provide students with an opportunity to grow and develop their skills outside the classroom.

boiler and engineering skills training trust

BESTT courses are based on the relevant module and necessary documents are made available with each course. BESTT trainers are experienced professionals and practical training takes place at a heritage workshop.

bradwell blacksmiths - the iron lady

Natalie Bradwell is The Iron Lady, taking on any job in metal, except cars and horseshoes!  From working on docks and muddy sites, to breweries and farms, to chaotic sculpture studios and workshops, The Iron Lady has gained a range of experience in a short time. Spanning food, agriculture, oil and gas, manufacturing and arts industries – thanks to her ability to see metal as a material and communicate with clients how metal works for them. This obsession with metals; steels, copper, aluminium etc, the chemistry of change and our ability to manipulate are what drives Natalie to search for the next challenge and the next opportunity to learn. After some 15 years of experience, The Iron Lady frequently undertook private work whilst working for other companies – it all started with a falling down hay store with a salvaged forge, anvil, table, stick welder and grinder, and a trusty van. Now at her third workshop, Bradwell Blacksmiths is finally a full time concern, apprentice in tow and a light industrial workshop which is also a place of learning, experimentation, art and creativity. Most recently, The Iron Lady has started running courses in welding, fabrication, metalwork and blacksmithing, for beginners, companies and those wanting to improve their existing skills. With space and equipment for 4 people at a time, Natalie is now sharing what she has learnt from all the craftsmen and women from her past metal adventures. And so to many more adventures in metal for The Iron Lady!

national beekeeping centre wales

Bees pollinate about a third of everything we eat and play a vital role in sustaining our ecosystems. More than 3/4 of crops grown for human consumption need to be pollinated by bees and honeybees account for 80% of all insect pollination.These include most fruits and vegetables, many nuts, and plants such as rapeseed that are turned into oil, as well as cocoa beans, coffee and tea. And it’s not only food crops but fodder crops for livestock and crops such as cotton that rely on bee pollination as well. In economic terms, honybee pollination could be worth as much as £200m to the UK alone and $170bn globally. But no monetary value can be put on the contribution bees make to ecosystems around the world or on our relationship with them which goes back for thousands of years. Honeybee and other insect pollinators face a series of natural and man-made threats. Without the work of commercial, and in particular amateur, beekeepers, their very survival could be in jeopardy. Everyone - including you - can play a part to help bees flourish.