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Gain the skills and credentials to kickstart a successful career and learn from the experts with this step-by-step

This training day will help managers explore what they need to do to create a motivating environment at work and learn some theory, tools and ideas to inspire motivation at individual and team level. Motivation is a key factor in effective people management and successful team performance. It involves engaging and inspiring your people and developing them in such ways as to improve their effectiveness and thus have a greater benefit to customers. It can also involve having tough conversations with those who do not seem to be motivated. By the end of the workshop participants will be able to: Identify key motivating factors at work and learn and create ideas to better engage staff Learn a conversation tool to use for challenging discussions Explain their role in motivating staff and understand a range of techniques and approaches to use in the workplace Review learning and have an action plan to take back and implement at work 1 Welcome, housekeeping, objectives Breaking the ice Setting personal objectives 2 Group work: identifying personal motivators and where they come from 3 Defining motivation The characteristics of a motivated team Input and group discussion 4 Factors impacting on motivation at work Using pre-work to identify challenges, hotspots and obstacles Feedback in plenary Exploring the benefits of motivation that address current challenges and agreeing outcomes for change 5 Commitment vs. compliance - organisational engagement and the manager's approach to buy in 6 Team challenge task using a theory about motivation Trainer input and review in plenary 7 Group task - complete a plan for individuals identified in pre-workshop task 8 Skill / will - a motivation tool: trainer input, followed by tasks that are assessed and discussed in peer groups 1-2-1 feedback task on approaches and plans to be taken back and used at work Feedback and plenary review 9 DEAL - a conversation tool: how to construct a conversation plan about motivation with an individual Peer professional 1-2-1s to practice the discussion planned and gain feedback 10 Review, evaluation and action planning

The Energy Management Mini Bundle offers a smart mix of technical systems and regulatory awareness. From heating and ventilation to gas operations and renewable alternatives, this bundle gives you insight into how modern energy setups are structured—and kept safe. With modules on PUWER (Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations) and basic electrical engineering, it supports those managing energy equipment or supporting technical environments. Whether you're looking at solar or sockets, this course keeps the voltage under control and the learning consistent. ✅ Learning Outcomes Understand core systems used in renewable energy installations. Learn basic concepts in domestic and trade-level gas engineering. Explore HVAC components and general maintenance structures. Gain clarity on PUWER guidelines and equipment responsibilities. Identify common electrical functions within energy-based systems. Navigate energy-related processes in regulated environments. ✅ Who is this Course For Learners interested in energy systems and technical frameworks. Staff working near gas or electrical installations and equipment. HVAC support workers seeking system knowledge and basics. Admins assisting in energy compliance or risk documentation. Junior engineers involved in gas, HVAC, or renewables. Facilities staff maintaining heating, gas or ventilation areas. Safety personnel working around equipment-based operations. Energy consultants building familiarity with infrastructure systems. ✅ Career Path Energy Support Technician – £30,000 average UK salary HVAC Assistant – £28,000 average UK salary Junior Gas Engineer – £32,000 average UK salary Electrical Systems Assistant – £29,500 average UK salary PUWER Compliance Clerk – £27,500 average UK salary Renewable Energy Trainee – £31,000 average UK salary

If you think KYC sounds like a distant cousin of BBQ, don’t worry—you’re not alone. The KYC Mini Bundle blends the essentials of Know Your Customer procedures, Anti-Money Laundering (AML) principles, GDPR awareness, and persuasive copywriting techniques (including sales writing that doesn’t sound like shouting). This course doesn’t drown you in regulation. Instead, it provides a sensible approach to customer verification, lawful communication, and clear writing. Whether you’re on the front lines of onboarding or behind a keyboard drafting emails, it’s a fine balance of writing smartly and thinking legally. Learning Outcomes: Understand customer verification standards within KYC requirements. Learn key AML prevention strategies in organisational contexts. Apply GDPR awareness to communication and data handling. Write persuasive sales content using structured techniques. Develop writing with ethical clarity and compliance in mind. Balance legal requirements with audience-friendly language use. Who is this Course For: Frontline staff verifying clients and new accounts. Admins managing customer data and internal reports. Writers creating GDPR-conscious digital content. Sales teams focused on ethical written persuasion. Freelancers handling client onboarding or emails. Support staff in customer-focused financial services. Onboarding professionals working in digital sectors. Anyone involved in writing with legal implications. Career Path: KYC Analyst (Entry-Level) – £28,000/year AML Assistant – £30,000/year Data Protection Administrator – £27,500/year Junior Compliance Writer – £26,000/year Customer Onboarding Executive – £25,000/year Sales Copywriter (Finance Focus) – £29,000/year

This Estate Agent Mini Bundle ties together key elements of the property game—from the rules of property law to financial breakdowns that affect day-to-day estate agency decisions. It's a concise blend for those who speak square footage as fluently as they understand margins. Covering contracts, compliance with the Construction Industry Scheme, and financial decision-making, this bundle keeps things smart and efficient. Whether you're weighing up legal obligations or assessing value, it's built for those who prefer facts over fluff. ✅ Learning Outcomes Grasp essential responsibilities involved in estate agency operations. Understand legal frameworks surrounding UK property transactions. Analyse financial data related to estate and property work. Navigate contractual issues within residential or commercial sales. Learn key rules behind the Construction Industry Scheme. Apply property law principles to daily agency procedures. ✅ Who is this Course For Prospective estate agents seeking legal and financial grounding. Sales professionals entering the residential property industry. Landlords expanding their property management knowledge. Office-based staff supporting property or letting agencies. Admins helping to manage client documents and compliance. Investors wanting better insight into property regulations. New agents preparing for a career in property sales. Freelancers supporting estate agents with legal admin. ✅ Career Path Estate Agent – £30,000 average UK salary Lettings Administrator – £25,000 average UK salary Property Legal Assistant – £29,000 average UK salary Property Finance Clerk – £27,000 average UK salary Sales Negotiator – £28,000 average UK salary Property Contract Advisor – £31,000 average UK salary

Forestalling Slips and Trips in the Workplace Certification Slips, outings and falls in the working environment are perhaps the greatest reason for expanded representative non-attendance, protection costs and brought down efficiency. By executing severe danger appraisal methodology and ordinary reviews, you can fundamentally diminish the danger of mishaps. Capable businesses comprehend that they have a legitimate and good obligation to advance representative wellbeing and prosperity, by establishing a protected workplace. This seminar on slips and outings clarifies the accompanying themes in detail: The significance of keeping a protected work environment climate for representatives, just as guests; understanding the adverse consequences of workers working in an unsafe climate, which improves the probability of slips, outings and falls; Basic risks found in work environment conditions, including following links, tainted and lopsided floor surfaces, helpless lighting, unguarded steps, mess and inappropriate cleaning strategies; The determination of proper footwear, including the plan of the external bottom and the materials used to make the shoes; the track and fitting example, just as the track profundity. Deterrent procedures, to kill hazards, including directing danger evaluations, preparing cleaning staff to utilize appropriate strategies and teaching representatives to quickly report any spills; Other control measures, including giving schooling and preparing to workers and cleaning staff, giving satisfactory lighting, introducing inclines and railings along steps, utilizing appropriate wiping and spill tidy up procedures and unclogging channels. Significant advantages of examining the course include: Improved degrees of prosperity, wellbeing and satisfaction among representatives A minimisation in representative non-appearance, a decrease of days off and protection costs Acquiring a merited standing as a capable and caring boss The amplification of profitability and benefits.

Description Every year, millions of people around the world are injured at work. Occasionally, these injuries are fatal. Not only do workplace accidents result in pain and suffering for the casualty, but they also come at a cost to the organisation in terms of profit, productivity and reputation. In this course, you will learn how and why taking ergonomic factors into account when designing a job or workplace lowers the chances of an accident. You will discover how successful businesses manage the most common workplace risks and why it is important to consider the work culture as a whole when making changes designed to improve worker safety and wellbeing. What You Will Learn: What is meant by the term “ergonomics” and why it is necessary to consider the nature of the job, worker characteristics and organisational factors when making decisions that could impact upon worker health and safety. What the term “procedure” means, how procedures are carried out, what to bear in mind when designing a procedure, how and why procedural errors occur and the link between procedures and competence. How to ensure that workers undertake manual handling tasks in a safe and efficient manner and how to limit the number of manual handling tasks carried out at work. Why fatigue is a risk factor in the workplace and how to ensure the welfare of shift workers. Why it is important to promote a culture of safety at work, why making changes can pose difficulties and how to overcome resistance to change. Benefits Of Taking This Course:- You will be in a position to identify health and safety risks in the workplace, to identify job design problems and to alert your supervisor or manager to issues that require attention. If you work in an HR role, or have been given special responsibility for health and safety at work, you will benefit from this introduction to the interaction between ergonomic factors and accident prevention. If you are a manager, this course will help you to educate your team with regards to health and safety issues, thus promoting a safe working environment. If you are in a senior management position, this course will give you the confidence and knowledge you need to inspire the active development of a positive safety culture. If you are interested in a career in ergonomics or health and safety, this course will provide you with an overview of the key issues confronting organisations today.   Course Modules/Lessons Module 1: Steps to Minimize Workplace Related Injuries Module 2: Reducing Risk of Injury When Designing Interiors Module 3: Preventing Injury via Appropriate Manual Handling Module 4: Shift Work, Fatigue and Safety Module 5: Building a Safe Organizational Culture

Introduction: Every year, 25 people die while working in confined spaces in the UK. The majority of victims work in the construction industry. Many of these deaths are preventable. Understanding the unique risks of carrying out work in these environments and insisting on safer working practices is essential to upholding worker health and safety. This course provides a comprehensive overview of the risks associated with working in confined spaces, the obligations of employers and employees under the law and the practical measures that will reduce the risk of injury and death.   What You Will Learn: The criteria that governs what constitutes a “confined space” and why it is important to understand this definition. The hazards that make working in a confined space dangerous, including excessive heat, fumes and low levels of oxygen. Why it is essential to undertake a risk assessment prior to commencing work in confined spaces and the steps you should take when evaluating potential hazards. Best practices for working in confined spaces, including how to ensure adequate lighting, ventilation and systems of communication. Benefits Of Taking This Course: If you employ people who work in confined spaces, this course will help you appreciate and meet your responsibilities under the law. If you are responsible for carrying out health and safety assessments at work, this course will help you take into account the key hazards that could affect employees working in confined spaces. If you work in confined spaces, this course will teach you how to minimise your risk of injury at work. If you are interested in occupational health and safety, particularly in the construction industry and similar fields of work, this course will provide you with essential information on one of the most significant safety hazards in the workplace.

Carbon Monoxide Awareness Certification Carbon monoxide murders many individuals every year. Basically imperceptible without expert gear, it is now and then known as the "quiet executioner". This course tends to the issue of carbon monoxide openness in the working environment. It consolidates verifiable data about the causes and results of carbon monoxide harming with commonsense direction on the best way to lessen the danger of openness. You Will Learn:- What carbon monoxide is, the manner by which it is delivered and its short and long haul consequences for human wellbeing. Step by step instructions to forestall carbon monoxide spills by picking and keeping up reasonable gear, setting up an appropriate workspace and making acclimations to work measures if essential. The obligations of bosses and representatives under the law and an outline of how wellbeing and security enactment can go about as a manual for forestalling carbon monoxide harming. What you need to do in case of a carbon monoxide hole and how to function with outsiders in lessening the danger of future episodes. Advantages Of Taking This Course:- Any business hoping to additional their insight into their commitments under wellbeing and security law will profit by taking this course. You will actually want to recognize expected wellsprings of carbon monoxide harming in the working environment and find ways to cure the circumstance. Anybody working in a climate which might actually open them to carbon monoxide will profit by building up a comprehension of the signs and manifestations of carbon monoxide harming. On the off chance that you are keen on word related wellbeing, this course will give you an important outline of a typical working environment risk.