GOOD NEWS
Full steam ahead for a
Summer
Of Skills
If this pandemic has taught us anything,
it’s that there is still a huge appetite
for learning in Teesside – which is why
the team at Learning Curve Group are
getting ready for what they’ve dubbed the
#SummerOfSkills.
As Teesside business leaders work
to recover from the economic virus
that Covid-19 has bestowed upon their
organisations, staff at Learning Curve
Group believe it’s important now, more
than ever, that the skills of potentially
diminished workforces take centre stage.
They say that ensuring the right skills are
with the right people within your business
could make or break your ability and pace
to recover.
Face-to-face delivery is slowly returning
but there continues to be a plethora
of online qualifications to support any
business recovery strategy and many of
them can also be fully funded through the
government’s Adult Education Budget,
meaning workforces can upskill free of
charge - furlough or not.
Brenda McLeish, CEO of Learning
Curve Group, said: “Lots of businesses
across Teesside took advantage of our
#EducateWhilstYouIsolate campaign,
which enabled us to support a large
number of individuals to access accredited
learning safely from their home by using
our funding to help furloughed and nonfurloughed
employees stay on track during
lockdown.
“To now be able to continue that
support as we enter a summer of skills fills
me with such joy. The Teesside business
community will come out of this pandemic
bigger and better than ever.”
With more than 40 courses to choose
from, suitable to a range of sectors, it’s
time to start planning where this summer
will take your business.
Darryl from SeeAbility said of the range
offered: “Learning Curve Group has been
fantastic and the courses they run are
relevant to the environment we work in.
You can also have fantastic conversations
over the phone with them, they’re great
and are always willing to help.”
There really is no better time to make
sure the skills in your business work for
your business and, with more than 40
fully-funded qualifications to choose from,
there is support available for all sectors.
For more details, get in touch with
Learning Curve Group, quoting
‘Tees Business’ via training@
learningcurvegroup.co.uk
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