134 Educators providing Professional Development courses in Leicester

school of art, commerce & technology

The School of Art, Commerce & Technology (SACT) provides Educational Support Activities aimed at assisting professionals from all walks of life, with higher education opportunities, as well as vocational / technical training that enhance career growth and improve quality of living. To accomplish the above-mentioned goals, SACT partners with some of the world’s prominent education and training providers as follows:

interstellar academy

This premium service is catered to helping students realise their longer-term goals and ambitions. More than just academic tutoring, it will facilitate the wider development of students. Through the use of personalised milestones and regular check-ups, progress will be tracked and an appropriate Action Plan put into place. With this service we can also help students prepare for job applications, train for any numerical or psychometric tests, conduct practice interviews and more.

leicester aikikai

Antonios Pavlakis holds a third degree black belt - 3rd dan - (sandan so-Hombu Fukushidoin 副指導員) and is the chief instructor at the Leicester Aikikai dojo. He started aikido in 1997 at the De Montfort University Aikido Club in Leicester under the instruction of Dave Lenton sensei (4th dan). In 2009, when Adoni received his teaching qualifications he became an assistant instructor at the DMU Aikido club and in May 2013 he started Leicester Aikikai dojo - レスター 合気道 道場.

integral safety ltd

Integral Safety Home - Health and Safety Consultancy in the Midlands We are a midlands based health and safety consultancy offering a range of services at affordable prices for small to large businesses.

leicester riders

1st link training centre ltd

We now cover most of the midlands area such as Derby, Nottingham, Birmingham, Coventry to name but a few. We have a friendly attitude and a positive outlook for our students so we can instil them with the confidence needed to reach their driving goals!

leicestershire aero club

The Leicestershire Aero Club is rich in history. In 2009 to celebrate its 100th year, the club published a booklet detailing that history, which is still available to buy at the airfield. Here you can read the preface and a condensed timeline.

kim woods yoga

I first practised yoga in my teens and then on and off during university years but have been practising regularly for nearly 20 years. Yoga is now central to my life and the way I live, my practice has helped me grow stronger, more flexible and fearless, both on and off the mat. Yoga inspires me to live each moment more mindfully.

aqua tec swim school

As a child I absolutely hated swimming lessons!! I believe that this is why I feel it is so important that children enjoy their time in the pool and feel at ease in the water. Although I came to enrol on the swim teachers course by chance, in 2006, it is without doubt the best thing I ever did. I take immense enjoyment from my job; from seeing the joy swimming brings to children and also in helping them achieve the various awards on the STA International Learn to Swim Programme. I am a mum of two young boys and therefore spend most of my time playing football and exploring the local woods and parks!

joti yoga

My first introduction to Kundalini Yoga was 14 years ago whilst visiting a dear friend of mine in British Colombia, Canada. I hadn’t seen my friend for two years and I was amazed at how radiant she looked and how vibrant and content she was. She had been practising Kundalini Yoga! I’d never heard of Kundalini Yoga before and I was very keen to try it, so I joined her in her practice. I quickly noticed its many benefits and on my return home I continued a daily practice using a DVD by ‘Gurmukh’, a renowned Kundalini Yoga teacher/ trainer based in Los Angeles. I began to let go of things that were having a negative impact on my life, and I really had a renewed sense of self belief. I listened to my inner voice and I found myself attracting positive opportunities and people into my life. My energy and my motivation blossomed, and I became more creative and more content. For years I had wanted to go to University and so at the age of 37, with a four- year old son, I went to University to study Music. During my third year at University I had my second son and I graduated when I was 40. I continued to practise Kundalini yoga intermittently and then in 2016, I found a teacher in Leicester, Dr. Japjeet Rajbir Kaur Khalsa. After taking classes for two years I decided that I wanted to share the transformational technology of Kundalini Yoga with others, so I began my teacher training. “Kundalini yoga is the supreme technology to awaken your awareness and take you into your original self. It is a natural unfolding of your own nature”. I completed my Level 1 Kundalini Yoga teacher training with the Karam Kriya school in May 2020.