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The Workforce Development Trust
Non-profit Organizations
Bristol, Bristol 5,456 followers
A not-for-profit organisation helping employers to develop their workforce
About us
The Workforce Development Trust is a not-for-profit organisation helping employers in the public, private and charity sector to develop their workforce through increasing productivity, improving learning supplies and helping to boost the skills of their employees. The Trust acts as the parent company for Skills for Health, Skills for Justice, SfJ Awards and People 1st. We are a charity governed through a board of trustees, and people are at the heart of what we do. Our consultants provide expert primary research reports, quality assurance and customised learning and development. Our other areas of work include qualifications, compliance management, apprenticeships and advisory services. While our digital offer includes rostering systems and e-learning. Our brands operate across a wide range of sectors, including health, justice, local government, hospitality, travel and retail. This means working with an array of different organisations – from NHS trusts, CCG’s, police services, fire and rescue authorities, the armed forces, local governments, restaurants, airports, industry bodies and many more.
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- 51-200 employees
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- Bristol, Bristol
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1st Floor, Consult House, 4 Hayland Street
Sheffield, Sheffield S9 1BY, GB
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After 15 years of incredible service, our SFJ Awards Managing Director Candace Miller is stepping down. To celebrate her outstanding contribution over the years, the Bristol office planned a very sneaky surprise party to celebrate Candace’s incredible contribution to the business over the years. The jury is still out on whether Candace suspected the surprise but what is certain is that she will be sorely missed. Thank you for everything Candace! #SupriseParty #SFJAwards
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We are looking for a Workforce Analyst to join the team! This exciting role involves: ✅ Identifying customer needs. ✅ Proposing and developing analytical solutions. ✅ Articulating findings and recommendations to colleagues and clients. Sounds like the job for you? Apply 👇 https://lnkd.in/euqhjX-f #WorkforceAnalyst #Vacancy
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Got a spare 5 minutes? Give Skills for Health's blog a read on black pioneers within medicine as we celebrate #BlackHistoryMonth this October.
🙌 Celebrating black pioneers. There have been some incredible black pioneers throughout history; carrying out revolutionary work within medicine. Not only are these individuals remarkable due to their significant discoveries or dedication in the field, but also due to the climate of adversity that they have worked in, and hardships faced. Read our new blog 👇 https://lnkd.in/ehqFt-Zg #SkillsForHealth #BHM #Healthcare
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October marks ADHD Awareness Month, an opportunity to raise understanding about Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). We recognise that everyone's experience in the workplace differs, and sometimes we need to adapt our style to get the best from our teams. To help support those with ADHD in the workplace ADHD UK have created this useful welfare pack with guidance and tips for employees and managers: https://lnkd.in/ei84emzQ Find out more about ADHD and separate myths from facts, by visiting the ADHD Awareness Month website: https://lnkd.in/gA86FYy #ADHDAwareness #ADHD
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We're here! 👋 Find us at stand 47 in the Riverview Suite, where Tamara Whipp, Catriona Smith and Theresa Gatfield will share their insights and expertise in workforce planning and development. We’d love to hear more about the challenges you may be facing, and explore solutions together, so pop along to say hello! Find out more about what we do 👇 https://lnkd.in/eSt2ECQM #SkillsForHealth #NICON #Healthcare #SocialCare #HSC
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Exciting developments from our SFJ Awards brand - helping to train more police to help serve the public.
📣 Exciting news! We’ve launched a new Level 5 Diploma in Professional Policing Practice, a qualification designed to formally recognise the training and learning undertaken by those entering the workforce through the Police Constable Entry Programme (PCEP). This vocational, competence-based qualification is the first of its kind for the PCEP, which launched earlier this year. Find out more: https://ow.ly/8OUN50TJyUx #PCEP #PoliceConstable #Policing #Qualifications
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Thank you to all those that came to The CIPD in Wales' webinar that took place yesterday. Massive shout out to our wonderful speakers Theresa Gatfield and Jonathan Freegard for sharing their vital knowledge on applied workforce planning. #WorkforcePlanning #LunchAndLearn
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How are you doing? Take a moment to check in with yourself this World Mental Health Day. For resources to support yourself and others at work: https://lnkd.in/e8tRHDcr #MentalHealth #Workforce #WorldMentalHealthDay
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Final call for The CIPD in Wales' webinar 📣 Don't miss out on the chance to develop your knowledge of applied workforce planning taking place tomorrow at 12:30pm. Our experts Jonathan Freegard and Theresa Gatfield will be sharing their invaluable insights to help you learn best practices and strategies. Sign up today: https://lnkd.in/ehXYkb2K #WorkforcePlanning #LunchAndLearn