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Teaching isn’t just about standing in front of a board. The Initial Teacher Education (ITE) Mini Bundle offers online training in Teaching Assistant, Excel, Data Entry, Early Years, and Child Psychology—an ideal combination for those working behind the scenes in learning environments. From calming toddlers to calming spreadsheets, this bundle walks you through vital knowledge areas that support learning from multiple angles. It suits those working with children or looking to understand more about how they learn, behave and develop—all from your device, no dressing up required. Learning Outcomes: Learn core duties in the Teaching Assistant role. Explore Child Psychology concepts relevant to learning environments. Use Excel for school planning and administrative tasks. Build structure with accurate Data Entry methods. Understand Early Years learning routines and needs. Develop supportive skills for children and learning staff. Who is this Course For: Teaching assistants needing broad classroom support knowledge. School staff learning Child Psychology basics. Individuals working with children under Early Years guidance. Admin staff using Excel for school-based tasks. Those handling school records or Data Entry duties. Educators interested in structured behavioural approaches. Parents supporting their children’s early development. Learners seeking entry into education support jobs. Career Path: Teaching Assistant – £20,500 average UK salary Early Years Practitioner – £22,000 average UK salary Child Development Officer – £26,000 average UK salary School Data Entry Clerk – £21,500 average UK salary Classroom Support Worker – £23,000 average UK salary Behaviour Support Assistant – £24,000 average UK salary

The Data Science (Business and Management) Mini Bundle offers a clever mix of technical and soft skills. You’ll explore core data topics like analysis, Python programming, and SQL—paired with public speaking and communication skills that actually help you talk to people about all that data. This isn’t just about numbers—it’s about knowing what to say when someone asks, “What do these numbers mean?” Whether you’re presenting to a team or querying a database, this course helps you communicate with confidence and clarity while building your technical toolkit for business roles. Learning Outcomes: Analyse datasets using structured, goal-based methods. Write Python code to organise, clean and process information. Understand SQL queries to access and filter relevant data. Present findings clearly using confident verbal communication. Improve workplace discussions through stronger communication habits. Combine data insights with thoughtful business reasoning. Who Is This Course For: Data beginners looking to speak clearly in business meetings. Business analysts needing stronger coding and tech fluency. Professionals handling large datasets and regular reports. Team members presenting technical updates or data reviews. Career changers entering data-focused business environments. Admins juggling between spreadsheets and project discussions. Managers wanting a sharper grasp on data and delivery. Curious learners improving both tech skills and communication. Career Path: Business Analyst – £42,000/year Data Communications Officer – £36,000/year Business Intelligence Assistant – £38,000/year SQL Analyst – £40,000/year Python Data Assistant – £39,000/year Public Speaking Coach (Business Focus) – £34,000/year

It takes more than glue sticks and polite emails to support learning. The EYFS & Initial Teacher Mini Bundle covers Teaching Assistant, Excel, Data Entry, Proofreading, and Communication Skills to help learners navigate both classroom duties and the admin bits in between. Whether you're sorting data, supporting early years learners, or checking over a note twice before hitting send, this bundle keeps you well-prepared. With a focus on the supportive side of education, it’s ideal for learners looking to build confidence without adding stress to the school day. Learning Outcomes: Understand support duties in the Teaching Assistant role. Learn Excel basics for administrative school-related tasks. Gain speed and accuracy with Data Entry techniques. Improve writing quality using essential Proofreading tips. Develop clear and polite Communication Skills. Support team efficiency with structured work habits. Who is this Course For: Teaching assistants building admin and support capabilities. Individuals working in early years education settings. School staff handling Data Entry and simple spreadsheets. Learners proofreading documents or student reports. Anyone refining Communication Skills for school tasks. Parents aiding their children's educational environment. Education staff with multi-tasking classroom duties. Beginners needing flexible teacher support training online. Career Path: Teaching Assistant – £20,500 average UK salary Early Years Support Worker – £21,500 average UK salary School Data Clerk – £21,000 average UK salary Education Admin Assistant – £22,000 average UK salary Proofreader (Education) – £25,000 average UK salary Learning Support Assistant – £23,500 average UK salary

This bundle introduces the structure behind modern healthcare data management, coding systems, and billing processes. Whether you're eyeing the numbers behind the NHS or wondering where biology meets biomedical engineering, this Mini Bundle cuts through the fog. With focused content in healthcare, GDPR, and public health, it’s made for those who prefer tidy spreadsheets over sticky notes. Alongside coding principles and healthcare insights, you'll dip into essential knowledge in biology and legal foundations through GDPR. It's not about making you a doctor—it's about helping you support the system behind them. An excellent starting point for those curious about the admin backbone of medical services. Learning Outcomes: Understand healthcare terminology used in clinical documentation. Learn basics of public health and population data collection. Identify key biology concepts for health record clarity. Recognise the purpose and scope of biomedical engineering. Understand GDPR in a health data context. Explore billing structures in UK healthcare systems. Who Is This Course For: Aspiring clinical coders with data-focused interests. NHS admin staff managing patient or health records. Students considering non-clinical medical careers. Professionals in healthcare support departments. Medical billing assistants seeking background theory. Health data entry clerks or administrators. Biomedical professionals entering record-based roles. Individuals interested in GDPR within healthcare settings. Career Path: Clinical Coder – £28,000/year Medical Billing Clerk – £24,000/year Health Information Officer – £27,000/year Medical Records Officer – £25,000/year Healthcare Administrator – £26,000/year GDPR Officer (Healthcare Focus) – £30,000/year

The Complete Microsoft Office Diploma Mini Bundle gives you a structured path into digital admin skills without the fuss. Inside, you’ll find MS Word, Audio Typing, MS Excel, Minute Taking, and MS Project—five powerful tools you’re likely to bump into in any office role. Whether you’re preparing meeting minutes like a legend or trying to figure out which tab in Project controls your deadlines, this bundle has your back. It’s all delivered online, in your time, with content that cuts straight to what you need to know—no fluff, no filler, just the good stuff for getting things done properly. Learning Outcomes: Create and format professional documents using Word features. Boost typing accuracy and transcription speed with confidence. Track projects using MS Project timelines and task tools. Record and format minutes with clear structure and clarity. Use Excel to organise, calculate, and present business data. Improve organisation and digital efficiency across office tasks. Who is this Course For: Professionals managing office workflows and projects. Personal assistants looking to sharpen admin skills. Admins handling documents, spreadsheets, and task plans. People new to minute taking in digital environments. Typists needing speed and accuracy in daily tasks. Those preparing for roles requiring Office Suite tools. Coordinators looking to stay organised under pressure. Anyone unsure where “that tab” is in MS Project. Career Path: Project Support Officer – £28,000/year Office Administrator – £24,500/year Minute Taker/Clerk – £22,500/year PA/Executive Assistant – £29,000/year Data and Reporting Officer – £27,000/year Document Control Coordinator – £30,000/year

The Facilities Management in the Workplace Mini Bundle is a tidy solution for those managing the moving parts of a busy operation. With training in Logistics and Transportation, Supply Chain Management, Operations Management, Purchasing and Procurement, and Quantity Surveying, it delivers core knowledge for running things behind the scenes—efficiently, and without spreadsheets attacking you in your sleep. Whether you’re already in a support role or eyeing a future one, this bundle helps you grasp how things flow, get bought, stored, moved, and monitored. The Facilities Management in the Workplace Mini Bundle won’t turn you into a wizard overnight, but it will help you get through Monday with fewer surprises. Learning Outcomes: Understand logistics processes in business and workplace settings. Learn how supply chains operate from order to delivery. Apply operational thinking to improve organisational efficiency. Recognise basic principles in purchasing and procurement roles. Understand how quantity surveying fits into project control. Improve awareness of coordination within operational functions. Who is this Course For: Staff working in operations and logistics departments. Professionals overseeing supply or procurement chains. Admins supporting facility or workplace operations. Purchasing teams looking to improve internal processes. Quantity surveying assistants in need of foundational theory. Workplace coordinators juggling resources and delivery planning. New hires in warehouse, facility, or logistics settings. Anyone who’s ever muttered “where did it all go?” Career Path: Facilities Coordinator – £28,000/year Logistics Administrator – £27,500/year Procurement Assistant – £26,500/year Supply Chain Analyst (Junior) – £29,000/year Quantity Surveyor Assistant – £30,000/year Operations Assistant – £26,000/year

Professional without being posh. This Online PA & Secretarial Training Course Mini Bundle is built for those who want to get things done properly without losing hours to spreadsheets or filing chaos. You’ll cover Administrative Assistant, Data Entry, HR, Negotiation Skills, and GDPR—a sensible mix for support roles with real structure (minus the headaches). We keep it straightforward. You’ll pick up the essentials to organise schedules, manage data, handle basic HR admin, grasp GDPR in context, and speak up confidently with strong Negotiation Skills. Whether you’re in a PA role or just want to feel more capable behind the scenes, this bundle ticks all the useful boxes (without using that phrase). Learning Outcomes: Understand core duties of an Administrative Assistant. Learn effective and accurate Data Entry techniques. Gain knowledge of basic HR administrative responsibilities. Apply Negotiation Skills to improve work communication. Understand GDPR and how it applies to admin roles. Improve your task management across multiple disciplines. Who is this Course For: PA jobseekers needing solid administrative confidence. Office workers learning GDPR in everyday tasks. Assistants seeking better communication via Negotiation Skills. Admins who need help with Data Entry processes. Early career professionals learning HR admin basics. Support staff wanting better document organisation. Virtual assistants handling sensitive digital records. Anyone working in hybrid roles with mixed responsibilities. Career Path: Personal Assistant – £29,000 average UK salary Office Administrator – £25,000 average UK salary HR Assistant – £25,500 average UK salary Data Entry Specialist – £21,000 average UK salary Admin Officer – £24,000 average UK salary GDPR Administrator – £28,000 average UK salary

The Farming & Horticulture Mini Bundle is designed for those looking to understand how seeds, sustainability, and spreadsheets all come together. With topics spanning from horticulture and gardening to procurement and greenhouse strategy, this bundle provides a balanced view of growing—and getting—what’s needed in agricultural settings. Whether you’re a green-fingered hobbyist, someone supporting procurement in land-based industries, or just curious about how nature and management meet, this set of online courses offers a fresh take. It’s all available online, so the only thing you’ll be digging into is the course content. 🔹 Learning Outcomes: Understand how procurement supports agriculture and horticultural projects Explore basic gardening knowledge for effective outdoor maintenance Learn key plant science and care principles in horticulture Study greenhouse management for plant production and care Identify purchasing strategies relevant to land-based operations Examine environmental roles in agricultural and horticultural planning 🔹 Who is this Course For: Gardeners looking to understand planning and environmental concepts Procurement staff working in land, environment, or farming sectors Anyone curious about horticulture and growing systems Newcomers to agricultural supply and resource management Entry-level professionals in landscape and environmental services People seeking knowledge of greenhouse and gardening practices Support staff in garden centres or plant-based organisations Students exploring agriculture through accessible online learning 🔹 Career Path: Procurement Assistant (Agriculture) – £24,000–£32,000 per year Horticulture Assistant – £20,000–£26,000 per year Greenhouse Grower Supervisor – £27,000–£35,000 per year Gardening Coordinator – £22,000–£28,000 per year Agricultural Buyer – £30,000–£45,000 per year Environment Officer (Land Use Focus) – £28,000–£40,000 per year

Running a hair or beauty business takes more than knowing your way around a pair of clippers. This Mini Bundle pairs core topics like beauty, make-up, nail work, hygiene, and communication with the kind of insight that supports early-stage entrepreneurial thinking (without the spreadsheets or drama). With a focus on communication and presentation, this course is ideal for those curious about how grooming services tie into running—or assisting in—personal care businesses. It offers perspective, structure, and a sharper eye for the detail that matters. The scissors may be metaphorical here, but the insight is thoroughly trimmed to fit. Learning Outcomes: Understand basic make-up and beauty presentation approaches. Learn nail technician duties and service flow theory. Explore personal hygiene as part of client-facing roles. Develop communication approaches for grooming professionals. Recognise beauty services in salon-style business models. Understand core expectations in grooming business settings. Who Is This Course For: Aspiring salon owners exploring early-stage business knowledge. Hairdressers considering career growth within beauty services. Beauticians interested in the client-facing business side. Nail technicians adding communication knowledge to services. Salon staff planning to grow within their workplace. Freelancers working in hair, beauty, and make-up services. Customer service professionals in grooming environments. Beginners eyeing the business of personal care services. Career Path: Salon Owner (Self-Employed) – £28,000/year Beauty Business Assistant – £22,000/year Hairdressing Consultant – £26,000/year Freelance Beauty Specialist – £25,000/year Make-up Business Manager – £27,500/year Client Liaison (Salon-Based) – £23,000/year

Master charity-focused accounting, financial and business analysis, plus Xero software in this online training bundle. Managing charity finances calls for more than good intentions. This course bundle covers accounting, financial analysis, business management, business analysis, and Xero—all vital for ensuring that resources are handled sensibly and transparently. Because even the best cause needs balanced books. Whether you're entering receipts or presenting year-end figures, this training provides clear, structured guidance to support your day-to-day tasks. Xero software is included, helping you navigate cloud-based finance without the stress. Ideal for those juggling spreadsheets and funding streams, this bundle gives your charity’s back-office a little less chaos—and a bit more control. Learning Outcomes: Learn core accounting methods used in the charity sector. Analyse charity finances with confidence and accuracy. Manage business operations from a financial perspective. Evaluate activities through business analysis strategies. Use Xero for charity-based bookkeeping and reporting. Support financial decision-making with data and structure. Who Is This Course For: Charity finance assistants working with digital accounts. Bookkeepers using or transitioning to Xero software. Office staff supporting charity accounting and reporting. Charity managers responsible for budget oversight. Fund officers involved in expenditure monitoring. New staff joining charity financial teams. Trustees reviewing charity performance and cash flow. Analysts supporting charity funding and forecasting. Career Path (UK Average Salaries): Xero Bookkeeper – £28,000 per year Charity Finance Officer – £33,000 per year Accounting Assistant (Non-profit) – £29,500 per year Business Manager (Charity) – £36,000 per year Financial Analyst – £37,000 per year Grants and Finance Coordinator – £31,500 per year