TRAINING ONLINE COURSES


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Learning for less


ELECT is now delivering even more online training after teaming up with


Training First Safety to off er an extensive range of approved and accredited


e-learning courses. The new partnership


means exclusive Member discounts on more than 100 courses in health and safety, health and social care and business skills.


Each one-to-one tutor-led interactive course progresses at the pace of the individual learner, giving an


opportunity to


go over content as often as required to get the optimum learning experience.


Training First MD


Jenny McIntyre said: “This method of


learning is practical, cost-eff ective, fl exible,


convenient and meets the


regulations for statutory training. “It is an especially useful tool for refresher/renewal training – but only when written by approved and qualifi ed industry experts, which these are.”


Jenny McIntyre


Courses range from working at height, manual handling, workplace safety


and asbestos to mental health awareness, GDPR and confl ict resolution. Jenny added: “As passionate and experienced training specialists, we understand the complexities of health and safety regulations for businesses, in particular those within the construction sector. “We also appreciate how time consuming it can be to balance day- to-day work pressures and training requirements for employees. Working in partnership with the UK’s leading instructors, Training First Safety focuses on ensuring businesses are qualifi ed, competent and compliant. “As we move out of


lockdown there is still an enormous amount of uncertainty around where the future of our industries lie. That’s why I’m delighted to be able to help SELECT


Members by providing a way of


learning that is undoubtedly going to become a huge part of our new normal.”


For information, and to book your place, email training@select.org.uk For more information


about SELECT training, visit www.select.org.uk/training


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