70 Educators providing Best Interests Assessor (BIA) courses

diocese of sheffield

Faith stories are rich, varied and never the same but they are all rooted in the communities where members live, work and worship. They show the realities of every day life. People come to faith at all stages of life from childhood to old age; it may be through a sudden, life-changing experience or a gradual realisation of a personal Christian faith. Explore the stories below and submit your story to help guide and inspire others.

hive training

Hive Learning builds unique learning & development solutions to help organizations create and foster a culture of innovation and inclusion.

equality group

Equality Group uncovers EDI barriers and offers tailored solutions to unleash performance. Driven by data and enabled by tech, our team of consultants helps to unlock a firm’s potential. We coach our clients to become EDI leaders. We build roadmaps to success via our training and strategic consultancy.

st peter's college - diocese of sheffield

An online workshop on How to Line-Manage People from CPAS. This event is part of Leadership: Honing Essential Skills, a new series of online training mornings tackling practical leadership skills that help us lead churches or congregations well.

the hobbs consultancy

Transformation through inclusionWe are a diversity and inclusion consultancy, and we support businesses in creating greater difference and belonging in their workplaces. We are passionate about cultures in which people feel able to show up as themselves and where diversity of thought is valued. We recognise that creating and leading diverse and inclusive organisations is not easy - and we help businesses to navigate this complexity. Whilst direction needs to come from the top, we believe it is everyone’s responsibility to step in to their inclusive leadership.

global diversity practice

fdm group

We provide award-winning training to equip individuals with relevant technical skills and commercial experience. In return for the training, our consultants go on to work for us for a minimum of two years which ensures continuity of service for clients.

high grade teaching

Welcome to High-Grade Global Learning Center, where we Connect, Collaborate, and Create. We provide effective means to advance learning that constantly adapts to the demands of our community. We provide unique opportunities to assist students in meeting their academic goals. We operate after school, online and we have summer sessions. At High -grade global we offer high-quality tutoring in Math, English, science, and social studies (among other K12 subject areas) ,SAT/ACT and other college prep activities We also provide workshops for parents, guardians, and other community stakeholders with children These workshops will provide them with knowledge and skills to support their children/students in their quest for success in grade school, college, and beyond. Our K12 tutoring and test prep sessions are facilitated by highly qualified staff who have trained at top colleges. Our approach is centered around students with large learning gaps and who need strategic academic help. We also provide college prep programs for other students who are seeking to take their academics to a higher level.

learning network scotland & shetland region

All are welcome Methodists have always been clear that no-one is beyond the reach of God’s love. Salvation is there for everyone who turns to God, and not just for a chosen few. Our Worship Our place in the Methodist family The Methodist Church in Scotland is part of the Methodist Church in Britain and the worldwide Methodist Movement -see the World Methodist Council. History The first Methodist societies were formed in the 18th Century by those who heard John Wesley and his preachers. John Wesley and his preachers were itinerant; they travelled almost incessantly. John Wesley believed that no preacher should stay with a society for more than 6-8 weeks; after that the people would no longer be attracted by the preaching. Methodist Structures Local churches are grouped into Circuits, within which preachers, deacons and presbyters are shared. The Circuit Meeting is chaired by the Superintendent Minister of the Circuit. There are 7 Circuits in the Scotland District, which covers all of Scotland, apart from Shetland. Representatives from all the Circuits attend the Scottish Synod, over which the Chair of the District presides. The Scotland District sends representatives to the Conference of the Methodist Church in Britain, over which the President of the Conference presides. Ecumenical Relations The Methodist Church in Scotland belongs to the EMU partnership between the Scottish Episcopal, Methodist and United Reformed Churches in Scotland. It is one of nine member churches of ACTS – Action of Churches Together in Scotland. Local Methodist churches have many connections with other denominations; in some places, they belong to Local Ecumenical Partnerships or United Churches. What is Distinctive about Methodism?

beauty industry approval

Manual Guide eBook This eBook has been written to provide you with all the relevant information you require to write your own manuals, it includes numerous examples of what should be included and how these should be set out for different courses you may want to teach.