48 . Glasgow Business September/October 2012
ADVERTORIAL
www.stow.ac.uk Here to help your business grow
TIMES ARE TOUGH FOR BUSINESSES
Te pressure is always on to reduce expenditure and oſten a company’s training budget will be the first to go. While this might seem like a good idea it oſten has serious consequences: As the 2010 European
Commission report “New Skills for New Jobs: Action Now” points out: “Companies that train their staff are 2.5 times less likely to go out of business compared to those that do not.” Stow College has more than
75 years experience working with individuals and businesses to develop the skills they need to prosper. By developing their staff, businesses make themselves stronger, more flexible, able to go for more work and ride out rough times. For businesses and individuals in today’s economy it’s not just survival of the
fitest, but the smartest. Courses at Stow College are
relevant to industry needs and lead to recognised qualifications. Our staff can help find the right training for individuals and businesses looking to upskill and can even create bespoke training solutions for specific needs, which can be delivered at either of our campuses or out at the client’s premises. In addition to this, we can help to identify any sources of funding that might be available. With training that ranges
from electrical safety and regulations to security, health and safety, care sector courses and IT skills (from basic to advanced), Stow College has the background and expertise to give businesses and individuals the skills they need to succeed.
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