64 Educators providing Courses in Glasgow

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emcare

Our company started away back in 1991 with the formation of Stewart First Aid Training by Peter Stewart RGN. Though we started small a great ethos was built into the business in terms of its focus on delivering practical workplace first aid training in a way that learners understood and could apply confidently in emergencies.

maltz76

Medical training company that can provide CPD or various first aid and advanced course. 

gcvs (glasgow council for the voluntary sector)

GCVS aims to improve the lives of people in Glasgow by supporting the voluntary sector to address inequalities and respond to the needs of communities. Our team works in partnership with organisations and agencies who share our commitment to tackle poverty and inequality and to create opportunities for all citizens of Glasgow.

scqf partnership

The SCQF Partnership is an independent, non-biased company limited by guarantee and a Scottish Registered Charity. We work with a wide range of awarding bodies, professional bodies and other programme owners to ensure a variety of different types of learning is recognised on the Framework supporting Scottish Government’s aim to ensure parity of esteem of all learning pathways and ensuring the Framework is truly learner centred.

safety first solutions

Gary was employed by Glasgow City Council as an EHO for 23 years gaining invaluable experience across a wide sector of health and safety and food safety enforcement activities which has given him a great depth of knowledge and understanding of the safety environment. During his time at GCC, Gary developed a speciality for health and safety enforcement within the Events & Entertainment Industry contributing to the UK’s guide to the Events Industry - “The Events Guide” Founding Safety First Solutions in 2004, Gary has established a wide variety of clients in the Events Industry working at festivals, stadium tours, international awards ceremonies street events and the like (see Events List here). Since that time Gary has gone on to provide health and safety services at many events all over the World including Europe, USA, Africa and the Middle East.

ideas into action

Ross Maynard [https://www.linkedin.com/in/leanaccounting/] is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants, with a BSc (Honours) in Hotel, Catering and Tourism Management and a Diploma in Marketing. He combines very strong analytical skills, with 30-years' experience of consultancy, training, facilitation and coaching. Ross provides process improvement and organisational development support to organisations of all sizes in both public and private sectors. He is also a professional author of online business  learning materials.

focus safety group & training centre

We are here to work with you and your team’s development for career prospects as well as, keeping safe on the Job FOCUS Specialises in Quality Training Safety Training WE provide a professional, dynamic safety training established by experts in the field of Health & Safety. We work alongside a number of awarding bodies, including CITB and IOSH. We also offer NEBOSH and City & Guilds NVQ courses though our partners. FOCUS are dedicated to delivering the highest quality of training to our clients, with an entertaining and enthusiastic approach our trainers create an interactive environment which helps to promote learning. For more information on the services we provide or to book a training course, get in touch by phone or email. We provide health and safety training both in the UK and internationally. Our training is bespoke to meet your business needs and can be provided in-house, externally at our training centre or at a venue of your choice.

springburn harriers

The Springburn Harriers Club was instituted in 1893 as a general amateur athletic club, but concentrated on cross-country running. (‘Harrier’ is the name of a small beagle-like dog used for hare-coursing). The diamond-shaped emblem used by the club was an adaptation of the trademark of the Springburn locomotive works. In its early years, the club met at its first training headquarters, the public baths in Kay Street. Saturday pack runs began from here at 3pm. Within six years, the club moved to Auchinairn and opened its own pavilion, the first harrier club in Scotland to do so. In 1930 they moved again, to a new clubhouse, but financial pressure forced this to be given up in 1973. The club’s current headquarters is Huntershill Sports Hub on Auchinairn Road.

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