25 mins | CPD accredited |

This Legionella Training programme increases awareness of the dangers of legionella bacteria.

Highlighting the importance of regular maintenance and monitoring of systems where they may be found, it is designed to help everyone understand the risks of exposure to legionella bacteria. The course is particularly useful for those who are responsible for protecting an organisation from this kind of bacterial contamination; particularly people who manage, control or monitor the risk of exposure (as well as those responsible for record keeping.)

The course looks at what legionella bacteria are and where they can be found, as well as how legionella spreads and how these bacteria can affect health – concentrating particularly on Legionnaires’ disease and the symptoms to look out for.

Although Legionnaire’s disease is usually easily treated with antibiotics, it can lead to long term health problems and even death. Between 2011 and 2013, 84 people in the UK died from harmful Legionella bacteria. Make sure you and your colleagues know what to look out for and learn how to protect your organisation from Legionella bacteria with our online Legionella Awareness Training course. 

Legionella Awareness Certificate
The course ends with a multiple choice test to measure your knowledge of the material and a printable certificate which includes your name, name of course taken, pass percentage, date of completion and accreditations by recognised authorities.

40 mins | CPD accredited |

This basic Health and Safety Training programme covers the key areas of Health and Safety that you are legally required to train your staff in. It provides an easy-to-follow but comprehensive introduction to the major topics that will keep your workplace safe, helping employees recognise and avoid risks at work and explaining what to do to minimise illness and reduce workplace accidents.

This training course is broken down into 4 sections:

1. Responsibilities and Legal Requirements of Health and Safety
2. Hazards and Risks in the Workplace
3. Safety Signs and their Importance
4. Workplace safety and Emergency Procedures

Essential Health and Safety Training Certificate
The course ends with a multiple choice test to measure your knowledge of the material and a printable certificate which includes your name, name of course taken, pass percentage, date of completion and accreditation by recognised authorities.

38 mins | CPD accredited |

This GDPR UK: Essential Training course is for everyone who handles personal data. It provides a broad understanding of the General Data Protection Regulations, or GDPR – which are all about keeping personal data safe and protecting the interests of the people whose data it is.

By the end of this course, you will:

• Understand what the UK GDPR aims to achieve and why it exists
• Understand the difference between a Data Controller, Data Processor, and Data Subject
• Be able to identify Personal Data and Special Category Data
• Have a clear understanding of the 7 Principles of the GDPR and how they apply to the work you do
• Know the Individual Rights guaranteed to all Data Subjects and what you have to do to uphold them

This GDPR UK Essentials Training will teach you about the fundamental requirements needed to comply with the General Data Protection Regulation. The course is CPD accredited and provides certificates upon completion, helping you to comply with the GDPR. 

 GDPR Certificate
The course ends with a multiple choice test to measure your knowledge of the material and a printable certificate which includes your name, name of course taken, pass percentage, date of completion and accreditations by recognised authorities.

54 mins | CPD Accredited & IIRSM Approved|

Safeguarding Vulnerable Adults (SOVA) is a course for anyone who works with, helps, or supports adults at risk.

It covers the signs of abuse and explains what to do if you suspect something is happening to a vulnerable adult. It’s all about sensitive handling and timely intervention, protecting vulnerable adults and keeping them safe from harm. Safeguarding is not something that is carried out in seclusion, and this training highlights the importance of all the relevant services working together in a ‘partnership of care’. It also highlights the importance of the individual – a ‘person-centred’ approach.

The training explains the seven major forms of abuse and gives step-by-step guidance to deal with abuse; including raising an alert, making a referral and what to include in a written report. It’s essential to act quickly if you think abuse may be happening – the quicker it’s spotted, the quicker something can be done about it. 

The Safeguarding Vulnerable Adults (SOVA) Training course is broken down into 3 sections.

1. What is safeguarding and who needs it? – Safeguarding is about improving a person’s welfare and keeping them safe from harm. In this section we ask WHO is at risk? We look at the legal framework, the principles of Safeguarding and The Mental Capacity Act and what should be included in a safeguarding policy.
2. What is abuse? The forms of abuse –This section looks at what constitutes abuse. It looks at the tell-tale signs that abuse might be happening, so you know what to look out for. Abuse in vulnerable adults can be in the form of:
   • physical abuse
   • emotional abuse
   • sexual abuse
   • neglect
   • financial abuse
   • discriminatory abuse
   • institutional abuse
3. Dealing with Abuse – Dealing with abuse and reporting abuse can be upsetting and should be handled sensitively. It’s important to ACT and it’s crucial to act QUICKLY. In this section we give step by step guidance explaining what to do if you think abuse might be taking place or if someone makes a disclosure to you. We look at raising an alert, making a referral and what should be included in a written report.

 Safeguarding Vulnerable Adults Certificate

The course ends with a multiple choice test to measure your knowledge of the material and a printable certificate which includes your name, name of course taken, pass percentage, date of completion and accreditations by recognised authorities.

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40 mins | CPD Accredited | IOSH Approved |

This training course raises awareness of ill-mental health, particularly stress, depression and anxiety.

It provides tools and guidance for daily well-being-management and aims to remove the stigma surrounding mental health.

Mental Health is a serious subject. Nearly two-thirds of people say that they have experienced a mental health problem and evidence suggests that poor mental health is responsible for almost 13% of all sickness absence days in the UK.  One of the biggest challenges with poor mental health is removing the stigma that surrounds it. Many don’t hesitate to seek help for a physical pain or problem, yet so many of us ignore emotional and mental health issues – or we feel too embarrassed, confused or scared to talk about them. This Mental Health Awareness Training discusses mental health the way you would a headache or the flu, and it encourages you to take care of yourself as you would a loved one.

This course raises awareness, it explains how to approach mental health and remove stigma; and it also provides simple tools, tips and ideas for day-to-day wellbeing-management (for yourself and others).

Happy staff and volunteers equal healthier, more productive and more successful organisation. Put simply, good mental health is a win-win for everyone.

The Mental Health Awareness Training course is broken down into 4 sections.

1. Mental Health Awareness 
2. Mental Health Problems 
3. Wellbeing Toolkit
4. External Help 

Mental Health Awareness Certificate
The course ends with a multiple choice test to measure your knowledge of the material and a printable certificate which includes your name, name of course taken, pass percentage, date of completion and accreditations by recognised authorities.