436 Organisation courses in Warlingham

tka organisation

TKA Organisation was founded in 2019 by then 13-year-old Tyler Kanda Avery. Tyler and his younger brother Terell were raised by their single teenage mother who was a Care Leaver who had grown up in Foster Care in one of the most deprived local authorities. The family of three faced a roller coster of difficulties from Financial hardship, Mental health, Homelessness and more. These events shaped Tylers passion to help support other young people like himself. In year 6 primary school Tyler assisted to develop and run a lunch time club for young boys with absent fathers to have a fun space to play various sports with male teachers as role models.

techskills organisation

TechSkills brings together employers and educators in partnership to develop the digital talent industry needs. Our Employer Board brings together industry leaders from across the economy to provide industry leadership for our work. Our mission is to create and promote industry-valued pathways into digital careers. We want to realise a future where people across all areas of society can thrive in tech, whether starting out, upskilling or changing careers. We promote diversity in the tech workforce and enable people from all walks of life to achieve their full potential. We are the not-for-profit, employer-led organisation responsible for Tech Industry Gold, the industry accreditation for education and training relevant to digital and tech careers. We are recognised as a Professional, Statutory and Regulatory Body (PSRB) for the accreditation of degrees. TechSkills is a techUK company. techUK is the trade association which brings together people, companies and organisations to realise the positive outcomes of what digital technology can achieve.

skills zone - int youth work organisation

Our aim is to provide young people and external partners the necessary support to help tackle the issues of marginalised youths between the ages of 16 and 24 living in the UK and Ghana. Our belief in incorporating education and training as key methods, whilst encouraging personal and social development, enables youth to have a voice and place within their communities and society as a whole. To help at risk young people from diverse backgrounds, create opportunities which are challenging and exciting, enabling them to learn and develop in a supportive environment. To provide preventive or recovery support they will need to move from a Not in Education, Employment, or Training (NEET) to Education, Employment or Training (EET) status. "Empowering and Encouraging Education for Youth"

ikenga organisation

The Ikenga Institute aims to support those entering the design and creative professions from the diaspora and non-traditional backgrounds.

health psychology management organisation services

Health Psychology Management Organisation Services also known as HP-MOS is a 1st and 2nd tier organisation Our Organisation delivers services that reduces health inequalities for marginalised and disadvantaged people and communities to improve their quality of life.

international house world organisation

International House World Organisation Our global network of 160 language schools in over 50 countries offer English, Spanish, German, French, and many more courses and CELTA teacher training!

the egyptian cultural heritage organisation

The Egyptian Cultural Heritage Organisation (ECHO) is a charitable organisation committed to assisting Egyptian archaeologists and specialists in preserving and managing Egypt’s cultural heritage. We aim to aid in the development of effective, long-term, sustainable and inexpensive means of safeguarding Egypt’s threatened archaeological record, through programmes of excavation, research, training and publication.

the mindful organisation

the body happy organisation

The Body Happy Organisation is a social enterprise dedicated to promoting positive body image in children and young people. Through student workshops in schools, staff training CPD workshops, learning resources and peer support, we help schools - and all organisations that work with children and young people - create environments that nurture the body esteem of the kids in their care.  We're the only body image education organisation in the UK made up of a multi-disciplinary team of professionals, including educators, doctors, counsellors, nutritionists, dietitians, media professionals, health psychologists, body image researchers and weight inclusive fitness trainers. We have a rigorous impact measurement process and a high level of in-house accountability with a Board of Directors that includes a GP, a teacher, a project manager and our founder - author, campaigner and journalist Molly Forbes.  Our focus is on prevention and culture change, and we are currently working with The University of Lincoln to delve into the science behind our approach and framework.  Our framework consists of:  * CPD staff training workshops * Student Sessions workshops for children and young people  * Learning resources  * Peer support * Books and bespoke designed physical resources, including our signature affirmation activity card deck, stickers and posters We also have an Online Masterclass for parents, and run quarterly interactive webinars for parents and caregivers.  We can run in-person workshops in most parts of the UK. All of our facilitators are trained to deliver our programme and are highly experienced in running training and workshops with both staff and children and young people, and have specialist professional expertise and qualifications in body image / body image adjacent disciplines.  We have worked with many schools - in both the UK, Europe, US and Middle East. We have also worked with councils, eating disorder services, charities and sports organisations.  Find out more about us and how we can support you, via our website. We're looking forward to helping YOU to help the kids in your care be friends with their bodies! 

national electrotechnical training organisation

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