We are happy to announce our new programme – Careers in Hospitality which is funded by European Social Fund and supported by the Mayor of London to support people to access jobs in the dynamic hospitality sector, an important and … Continued
We came across a very interesting article by Sara Meij and are happy to share some extracts with you. Adult learning is the process of adults learning new information and skills. In addition to there being a difference in motivation … Continued
Support the well-being of others! NCFE Level 2 Certificate in Counselling Skills, which on average takes 8 weeks to complete, aims to introduce learners to the approaches and techniques that can be used in everyday life and work. Gaining a knowledge of the … Continued
We are looking for a Careers Adviser to join our friendly team in Wembley, London. Responsibilities: You will need to provide expert careers advice and guidance through our National Careers Service (NCS) contract, on learning and work opportunities to clients … Continued
We are looking for the NCFE Online Assessor for our popular Mental Health and IAG courses. You will support the candidate and make informed judgments about the range of evidence the candidate has produced, which should demonstrate their competence to … Continued
Counselling for your clients and employees provides the tools and insights to manage mental health issues, such as anxiety and depression. And, most important it empowers people to lead healthy and fulfilling lives. Counselling can be provided externally, typically comprising … Continued
“Thank you very much for this opportunity. This course covered a wide range of topics related to mental health first aid, which I found very interesting. It provided resources needed for appropriate self-paced learning, giving me the flexibility and control … Continued
We are delighted that our student has just received a job offer at Mind, as an Employment Engagement Officer. She will be getting employees and employers to join the ‘commitment’ for better workplaces regarding mental health. “Thank you for all your help … Continued