24 Educators providing Transport & Logistics courses in Glasgow

clyde training solutions

Clyde Training Solutions is an established high-quality provider of maritime, offshore & renewables personnel training. Find out more today.Whether you are new to the industry, or an experienced hand, we know that finding the correct course can sometimes be confusing, so our ‘Find My Course’ page asks you some simple questions to identify the course you need.

g r t road transport consultants ltd

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.

civicos training and communications cic

The company was set up in 2016 and its driving ethos is to provide third sector organisations in Scotland with a solid and trustworthy training and communications service, at the best possible value. Our pricing strategy revolves around keeping our own costs as low as possible and passing on the cost savings to our customers. This means that our training courses are typically about 60% of the cost of mainstream training providers. For example, a one day Microsoft course retails with us at £155, whereas mainstream providers in Scotland are charging anywhere between £240 to £359 for exactly the same course .

theatre college of scotland

We are the Theatre College of Scotland, sister school to the Theatre School of Scotland, a leading performing arts and drama school that prides itself on giving young people expert teaching and advice, building confidence and offering performance opportunities and casting opportunities from a young age. Recently, on top of our busy curriculum, we have been approved by the SQA to start offering HNC and HND courses to young people.

glasgow zen group

This course will include everything you need to get started with practising Zen. Each week will feature informal talks, practical demonstrations and plenty of opportunities for questions and discussions. Getting Started – looking at what meditation is and how it’s practised within the Zen tradition. In the first week we’ll have practical posture workshops to help you sit with ease and find rest in a balanced posture that suits you. We’ll also look at embarking upon a daily practice and tips for how you can get started practising at home. Turning In, Facing Out – introducing some of the traditions and rituals of Zen and how they might help us to practice together with the space, with each other and with the wider world. We’ll go on to have a look at Kinhin and the practice of walking meditation.

transport harmony

the graduate school, glasgow caledonian university

We encourage our research students and staff members to develop professional behaviours during their time with us at GCU. A key aspect of this attribute are attendance at workshop, however if you are registered but unable to attend, please either cancel your registration as soon as possible or email your apologies to the Graduate School. Please only book onto workshops you are able to attend and arrive promptly for the start of each workshop.

university of glasgow

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snowsport scotland

Snowsport Scotland is appointed by sportscotland (the National Agency for sport) to act as the Scottish Governing Body (SGB) for snowsports in Scotland. As such we work in partnership with like-minded organisations to encourage more participation in snowsports and to develop and support our best athletes to perform on the world stage. Every four years we publish a new 4 year strategic plan that details our strategic outcomes and priorities for the new Olympic cycle. The current strategy runs from 2018-2022 and can be found here. The information below provides a snapshot of Snowsports participation and activity in Scotland and our organisations key performance outcomes: