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Opportunities for Speakers
Could you be a speaker for Construction Study Centre?
Our speakers have worked in their specific areas of expertise for many years, so with their extensive know-how are able to fully understand the challenges faced by the delegates and to deliver a course in a manner that they can appreciate and can be translated into their day-to-day work.
Why be a speaker?
As well agreed fixed rates for providing the training our speakers have reported that they gain a number of benefits from their association with Construction Study Centre. These include:
- An opportunity to promote themselves and their expertise to a wider audience.
- The opportunity to learn more from the interaction with a wide range of businesses in the sector, further developing their own expertise and enhancing their own profile.
So why not contact us?
If you think that you have the ability to deliver training to our delegates we want to hear from you. We are particularly interested in potential speakers on the topics covered within our existing specialisms such as Construction Health & Safety, CDM and Contract Law. However, we would always welcome ideas for additional courses and topics.
In particular, opportunities exist for employment on a consultancy basis for a number of days per month, which may well suit applicants who are self-employed, semi-retired or principals in small practices.For anyone interested please contact:
Lorne Alway
Construction Study Centre, 3 West Bar, Banbury, Oxon, OX16 9SD
Telephone: 0845 313 3414
Fax: 01295 275 981
Email: Enquiries@constructionstudycentre.co.uk
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ProAct – funding to up-skill staff affected by short-term working in Wales
11/03/2010 13:50:14
Now is the time to take action. ProAct, is a Welsh Assembly Government backed financial support package designed to help viable businesses in Wales cope with the downturn. It helps fund training during this quiet time to up-skill staff in readiness for the upturn. ProAct provides training for employees who are on short time working, and helps companies retain skilled staff who may otherwise be made redundant. It is only available to businesses which have introduced short time working and face the threat of redundancies. It is flexible, but broadly offers up to £2,000 per individual towards training costs. Some of our clients have benefited from substantial grants towards our training courses, perhaps now is the time to see if your company could benefit too? For more information, please contact ProAct on 0845 6066160 or email ProActTeamMailbox@wales.gsi.gov.uk