Unfortunately, practically all workplaces make use of electricity for some purpose, meaning that the risk of death or injury from electric shock is ever-present.
The Level 3 course is aimed at those who are supervising other staff within a food business - whether that be catering, manufacturing or food retailing.
With two thirds of the global internet population visiting social networks, businesses are increasingly utilising these platforms to engage with clients and other businesses.
Confidentiality of information is enforced on the 'need to know' principle, which forms the cornerstone of information security in today's corporate world.
This course has been developed by the National Syllabus for conflict resolution and deals with communication skills, personal safety and what if situations.
Virtually everyone has had at least one experience of poor Customer Care, be it from rude or unhelpful staff, undelivered promises, or something as simple as absence of an apology.
There is much confusion, it is often obscured by myths and most people are wary of dealing with Equality and Diversity issues for fear that they may do or say something wrong.
The overall aim of this module is to provide an overview of what you need to know to act safely and effectively in the event of an incident requiring first aid assistance.
This course complements the introductory module within our highly success "Integrated Working CAF" course and covers many work based scenarios to help the learner practice their...
This course aims to raise awareness of Legionnaires' Disease, including the potential consequences of an outbreak and the symptoms associated with the disease.
Helping you to comply with UK legislation, these two valuable courses are the perfect induction for new employees, or those needing refresher training.
This online refresher course has been developed in collaboration with experts from 6 Local Safeguarding Children Boards, and covers all the changes over the last three years
It is vital that those working within health and social care understand how important it is for practitioners to always ensure the safety and security of anyone within their care
Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs for short) are used to ensure consistency and quality within the organisation and ensures that the right people are trained for the job.
Over four million people in the UK work with Children, young people and families. The focus of this module is the Integrated working between these people.
This module provides learners with an increased understanding of the regulatory requirements relating to tissue viability, as well as information on appropriate wound care.
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