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Diversity training

Ensure you understand the issues affecting disabled people in the workplace as well as the legal aspects of diversity at work with our range of diversity training courses.

Deaf awareness

This one day course will help you to recognise and address the communication needs of deaf and hearing impaired people.

Disability equality

This course will give participants a clear understanding of what disability equality means and how it can be achieved.

Legislation training

A wave of new legislation and an avalanche of case law are transforming discrimination law in the UK. The pace of change can be dizzying, making it next to impossible for busy managers and supervisors to keep up-to-date.

This course takes delegates through existing and forthcoming legislation, together with key developments and updates.

Diversity in action for managers and staff

We offer one day interactive courses that recreate some of the complex issues and dilemmas relating to diversity that you may come across at work. You will learn what diversity is about and take away some practical tips. There are diversity in action course for both managers and staff.

Equality impact assessment

For your business to comply with the Race Relations Amendment Act (2000), it is important that all current and future policies, as well as your functions, are examined thoroughly to ensure that all statutory requirements are met.

The course will provide knowledge, understanding, core skills and framework to carry out equality impact assessments as a tool for effective implementation of your businesses equalities policies.

Positive action on recruitment

This course will provide your recruitment team with an understanding of the key fundamentals of positive action in recruitment and the benefits to your organisation.

Positive management of mental health

This programme is designed to inform managers about the different medical and psychological challenges that employees may have to learn to live with.

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