127 Educators providing Organisational Skills courses

organisation of culture and character

OCC is a community-led initiative run by core staff and a committed network of volunteers. Based in Luton, Bedfordshire, we’ve been facilitating Islamic learning and the practice of Prophetic traditions since 2010. At OCC, we believe that the condition of our society depends on two things: our connection with our Prophetic traditions; and our level of traditional Islamic Education. That’s why we work to provide our community with opportunities for learning. We run weekly classes and regular courses, and organise annual retreats. Students of all ages can study aspects of their religion with qualified, enthusiastic teachers grounded in the fundamentals of Islamic knowledge.

liverpool john moores university (school of leadership & organisational development)

Welcome to Liverpool Business School An innovative and nurturing business school. We are an innovative business school, which nurtures talent and provides the knowledge, experience and contacts our students need to succeed in their specialist business areas. We are proud to provide a first-rate teaching and learning environment backed by research and scholarship which is central to our School ethos, as is delivering practical business solutions to local, national and international businesses. The School is committed to the advancement of gender equality through representation, progression and success for all, as evidenced by meeting the standard for the athena swan bronze award. AACSB International –The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business is also a member of AACSB International – The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business. AACSB International is a global association of leaders in education and business dedicated to supporting and advancing quality business education worldwide.

humankind charity organisation

jurgen matthes student organisation

J.M. Student 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! 

early years - the organisation for young children

Early Years is the largest organisation in Northern Ireland working with and for young children. We are a non-profit making organisation and have been working since 1965 to promote high quality childcare for children aged 0 - 18 and their families. Early Years is a membership-based organisation, a registered charity, a company limited by guarantee and is governed by a Board of Directors. On 1st November 2007 we changed our name to Early Years - the organisation for young children. When we started our work in 1965 NIPPA stood for Northern Ireland Pre-School Playgroup Association, but as our work developed we realised that this did not fully reflect all that we do so we changed our name to NIPPA - the early years organisation. In 2005 we realised that our work had moved on again and after consultation with members and stakeholders we voted to change our name to Early Years - the organisation for young children. Currently Early Years provides information and training for parents, childcare providers, employers and local authorities.

world kickboxing organisation

Martial Arts | Wko-World Kickboxing Organisation World K-1 & Kickboxing Organisation is a 100% focussed and committed global team, with the sole focus of the growth and recognition of Martial Arts both Ring & Tatami Sports.

the reader organisation

For thousands of years, literature has helped humans to find meaning and connection by providing a powerful language to explore our inner thoughts and feelings. Today, many of us don’t have the time, concentration or inclination to read. Yet at the same time, we’re experiencing an epidemic of mental ill health, stress and depression, and despite technological advances, many of us feel disconnected from each other.

the self leadership initiative

Creating confident, resilient and emotionally intelligent leaders. The SLI is all about providing immersive and engaging training within the higher education sector so that... * You can feel proud knowing that you are sending empowered young leaders out into the world to do great things  * Your students can be top level performers in their studies and the job market * You can get on with what you do best, knowing that your student's development is taken care of The higher education sector is fast paced and facing ever increasing pressures: Get students ready for employment, provide a rich university experience, score high on the national student survey, get great academic results, support students’ mental health and much more! It’s no wonder that young people come out of the other end feeling that they are missing out on key skills they need to succeed.  The pillars of student success The Self Leadership Initiative focuses on core skills that your students need to become academically successful, find meaningful work and look after their whole selves in the process: ✔️ Leadership – Supporting students to find their unique style of helping teams work towards a shared vision. ✔️ Teamworking – Equipping students to use their strengths effectively to achieve group goals. ✔️ Conflict Resolution – Preparing students to effectively handle difficult conversations and find the win-win. ✔️ Organisational Skills – Teaching students to manage their time and motivation effectively to complete tasks and projects. ✔️ Public Speaking & Communication – Helping students assertively and confidently get their message across. ✔️ Wellbeing – Strengthening students self esteem, resilience and coping strategies for positive mental health. Training tailored to you You can find a range of publicly bookable workshops here on Cademy. However, what makes The SLI your specialist partner is the ability to design bespoke online and in-person training programmes to suit your student's and staff's needs. Visit the website to book in a free training consultation and have a chat about what you need.

hoarding disorders uk cic

Based in Devon and South Yorkshire, Hoarding Disorders UK – Community Interest Company was originally set up by Jo Cooke and Amanda Peet. It is now run by both Jo Cooke and Jo Cavalot. Mission Statement Hoarding Disorders UK is a not for profit Community Interest Company. Our aim is to provide practical hands-on support as well as expert advice to those affected by the varying levels of hoarding disorder, ranging from the chronically disorganised to those with extreme clutter. We support both the individuals and their families throughout this process which helps them to reconnect with each other as a family unit and the wider local community. We have a responsible and unique person-centered approach using professional decluttering, life skills and home organisational skills. We provide an ethical, sustainable and quality approach throughout our work which includes the use of our 8-step plan, support groups, coaching, research, education and training. We also work collaboratively with other professionals and organisations in contact with these individuals and families. Jo Cooke is a Director of ‘Hoarding Disorders UK – Community Interest Company’ and also runs her own business ‘Tapioca Tidy’. She is also the author of the book “Understanding Hoarding” which is fast becoming the “go to manual” for hoarders, their families and agencies that work with people exhibiting hoarding behaviours. She has appeared in the Guardian newspaper, Take a Break magazine and other publications. She has also appeared a number of times on BBC Radio and in a BBC documentary ‘Inside Out’. Jo was selected as a finalist for the Thames Valley Venus Awards’ Lifetime Achievement Award in 2018. Jo is a professional declutterer and organiser who has a very professional, calm, non-judgemental and “makes sense” approach to helping you reclaim your space. Jo previously had a varied career in charitable organisations, human resources, project management, bookkeeping and the civil service, but realised she had a flair for decluttering and organising when she had to sell the family home that her father had lived in for more than 30 years. She has a wealth of experience and skills required when working in cluttered environments and takes a responsible and empathetic approach to the needs of people she works with. Jo runs three hoarding support groups in Bracknell, Newbury and Reading, Berkshire.