Market-leading local jobs site Isle of Wight Jobs has launched their new training platform aimed at upskilling both individuals looking for a new career or businesses needing mandatory training for their staff.
Isle of Wight Jobs Training launched this month and is the first and only dedicated online based training company on the Island aimed at providing cost effective quality training to both individuals and businesses.
Using their 12 years expertise and local industry knowledge they offer over 170 accredited courses for individuals and businesses across all sectors including Health and Safety, Hospitality, Health and Social care and Business Skills.
Whether you’re looking to ensure your business remains safe and compliant or want to add value to your CV, their courses start from £15 and are approved by bodies such as the IATP, CPD, IIRSM, IFE, ILM, and IOSH. All courses are easy to access, understand, and are regularly updated to meet regulatory requirements.
As an introductory offer they are also offering up to 70% off Catering Essentials, Health and Safety Essentials and Health and Approved Care Certificates.
Alison Loake Training Director said:
“Many of our clients contacted us asking us for help with mandatory training as their current providers based on the mainland failed to provide courses tailored to their business’s needs. Also, their pricing models didn’t represent value for money. Being based locally we know the challenges our customers face and want to help reduce what can be excessive costs when local companies are looking to reduce their budgets for mandatory training.”
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If you’re looking to upskill your team, add value to your CV or would like to speak to one of the Isle of Wight Jobs Training consultants for advice on how to keep your business compliant with bodies such as Environmental Health and HSE visit the website – https://isleofwightjobstraining.com/.
I was just thinking how many people put
duff info on their CV’S.
Lol, some politicians do, and they get to keep
their jobs.
Isn’t the world a strange place.