Everyone is entitled to fair treatment. By raising awareness of societal prejudice and working together, we can build a more inclusive environment where everyone feels respected and supported.

Creating an inclusive workplace for LGBTQIA+ staff is more important than ever. Ensuring everyone feels safe, respected, and valued regardless of sexuality or gender is essential.

Sharing information, advice, and guidance supports individuals in accessing better opportunities for learning or work. It also enables advisors to identify and help overcome potential barriers that may stand in...

In health and social care settings, it is essential to uphold high standards of hygiene and take preventative measures to minimise the risk of spreading infections to vulnerable individuals.

This course is ideal for those in the care sector, teaching you how to communicate effectively, collaborate within a team, and provide excellent customer service in health and social care...

When supporting older individuals, they may be at higher risk of falls, leaving them vulnerable to serious injury. By putting the right precautions in place, this risk can be greatly...

This event planning course helps learners build the skills needed to plan, organise, and evaluate events. It covers marketing, market research, and effective communication to develop both knowledge and confidence...

All businesses should work to remove discrimination, promote equal opportunities, and maintain positive staff relationships to build a more inclusive workplace.

Whether you’re a business or an individual, sustainability is vital. This course guides you in managing energy use, reducing waste, and creating future sustainability plans.

When a person reaches the end of their life, they are especially vulnerable. With the right care techniques, it is possible to preserve their dignity, manage pain effectively, and maintain...

This Level 2 Domestic Violence course is designed for anyone responsible for responding to domestic abuse or supporting individuals experiencing it.

Distressed behaviour in children can be wide-ranging, including hostility, difficulty concentrating, verbal or physical aggression, withdrawal from social interaction, self-harm, and risks of harm to themselves or others.