373 Educators providing Courses

blackstory partnership

We organise cultural events that celebrate African and Caribbean history, culture and heritage through arts and other innovative cultural projects by reinforcing the Black African and Caribbean cultural experiences and understanding of its importance in communities and neighbourhoods.

ahead partnership

We help the private sector play a transformational role within their communities. Since 2004 Ahead Partnership has been helping businesses of all sizes and sectors to deliver social value projects that overcome inequality, promote opportunity and deliver positive change within society. We are at the heart of a significant network of partners who share in our vision and work with us to achieve amazing results.

wishbone partnership

We advise organisations and individuals on their social investments and execute initiatives on their behalf. Our goal is to help our clients understand the issues they feel deeply about in order to target their social investments and maximise the impact of their funding. We take each client through a bespoke process, tailoring our approach to suit their needs and interests. We help our clients truly understand the challenges and issues at stake that they wish to overcome and suggest solutions accordingly. This may include building new relationships, advising on possible collaborations and implementing programmes. An integral part of our work is keeping track of progress and measuring impact as we support philanthropists on their journey around the cause of their choice.

glm partnership

Board members are leaders in the field of school improvement and governance. They have national as well as local profiles including work with all the partner organisations working in the field.

stride partnership

endeavour partnership

Since Endeavour Partnership’s formation, we have been committed to taking business law personally, focusing on providing the best commercial legal solutions for our clients. We are a contemporary and pragmatic law firm, achieving high standards through continuously improving efficiency and embracing innovation. Our growing team of 29 solicitors are experts in their selected fields, all with a focus on a specialist area of law. Our way of working is a professional informality, cutting through the jargon to deliver a human approach to legal advice. Think of us as an extension to your team. We are based in the heart of Teesside from our newly renovated building, Tobias House, on Teesdale Business Park. Easily accessible to clients across the North East and beyond, our building is named in memory of Toby Tilly one of our founding partners.

owens partnership

Architectural ConsultantsWe are a small family run architectural practice based in Tiptree, near Colchester, Essex. The practice was established in 1980 by David Owen who qualified as an architect with honours in 1981 and is a registered member of the Architects Registration Board. Jenny Clark joined the architectural practice in 2003, become a partner of the business in 2007 and now runs the practice with David acting as a consultant. Our aim is to provide a personal professional service, responsive to the needs of the client. This is achieved by working with the client to ensure the highest quality design meets their brief. The Owen Partnership covers the counties of Essex and Suffolk and we have a close working relationship with the local authorities in Colchester, Maldon, Braintree and Chelmsford. We regularly work with different consultants such as surveyors, arborists, structural engineers, environmental and energy consultants. The practice holds professional and public liability insurance.

active partnerships

holistic partnership

learning partnerships

Leeds based charity supporting children, young people and adultsWho We Are Our charity helps people from the most deprived areas in Leeds where poverty is entrenched. Many have barriers that prevent them from participating equally in society. We help adults, young people, families, single parents, children and members of the BAME community. From our latest client assessments; 70% of those we help are long-term unemployed, 32% have mental health problems, 82% have low skills and 60% speak little or no English when they come to us for support. We also support local children and young people through our Let’s Read Programme helping increase their literacy and language skills and through our 2 Way Street Programme, involving them in making East Leeds a cleaner, greener space to live.