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Tomorrow is the day our learners from the CILT (UK) Learning Centre have been working hard to prepare for and I would like to wish each of them good luck for their exams tomorrow. Remember you have put in alot of hard work and studied for this assessment, take the time to properly read the question and believe in yourself. Good luck also to all the others also sitting their assessment #transportmanagerscpc #assessment #roadhaulage #passengertransport

We all must think about how to promote safety on the world's roads. We know that our young people are the most affected worldwide by the tragedy of road crashes that lead to deaths and serious injuries. Leaving home and not coming back changes everything around us. Have you ever thought about that? January 24 is the @International Day of Education and it is vitally important to talk about road safety education. The 2024 International Day of Education is one occasion to promote road education, to bring to all stakeholders issues of concern, to mobilize political will and resources to address global, national and local problems, and to celebrate and reinforce achievements in those fields. Produced by the Laser International Foundation, the International Digital Festival on Road Education Films participate in the accomplishment of the objective of ROAD SAFETY EVERYWHERE FOR EVERYONE proclaimed by luciana iorio, the President of the Global Forum for Road Traffic Safety. All videos are issued from the Global Road Safety Film Festivals, organized under the aegis of the UNECE, the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. We should all share these films a lot and raise awareness about the importance of Road Safety Education. Please do it now. https://lnkd.in/d9JUPieJ  

It was great to see this comprehensive article about BusSAFE in the most recent edition of Education Australia Resource Guide. Many thanks to Bus Industry Confederation for the coverage. https://lnkd.in/efQAWAx2

Unveiling the Significance of a Level 4 Diploma in Education and Training in London https://bit.ly/48PIlkS

We all must think about how to promote safety on the world's roads. We know that our young people are the most affected worldwide by the tragedy of road crashes that lead to deaths and serious injuries. Leaving home and not coming back changes everything around us. Have you ever thought about that? January 24 is the International Day of Education and it is vitally important to talk about road safety education. The 2024 International Day of Education is one occasion to promote road education, to bring to all stakeholders issues of concern, to mobilize political will and resources to address global, national and local problems, and to celebrate and reinforce achievements in those fields. Produced by the Laser International Foundation, the International Digital Festival on Road Education Films participate in the accomplishment of the objective of ROAD SAFETY EVERYWHERE FOR EVERYONE proclaimed by Luciana IORIO, the President of the Global Forum for Road Traffic Safety. All videos are issued from the Global Road Safety Film Festivals, organized under the aegis of the UNECE, the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. We should all share these films a lot and raise awareness about the importance of Road Safety Education. Please do it now. https://lnkd.in/dm_HWbBC

We agree Paul Hegarty , the needs for education and training and just general delivery for these burgeoning industries can only be met by collaboration of public and private organisation's. Very interesting times ahead!! https://lnkd.in/e5viAgBy

As we enter the site visit season, purpose to attend these sessions that prepare you for the site visit, NSPIRE inspection and tenant file review. #NSPIRE #SiteVist #AffordableHousing #QualifyingaHousehold #ContinuingEdCredits

📢🌊 **Navigating Safely: Understanding International Regulations for Collision Prevention at Sea** 🌊📢 At Lyme Bay Sea School, safety is our utmost priority. Today, we want to spotlight a critical aspect of maritime safety: the International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea (IRPCS) (COLREGs). These regulations, established by the International Maritime Organisation (IMO), are essential for ensuring safe navigation and preventing accidents. Here’s why every mariner should be well-versed in COLREGs: 1. **Standardised Rules**: COLREGs provide a universal set of guidelines for all vessels, promoting consistency and predictability on the water. 2. **Right of Way**: Understanding who has the right of way in various situations is crucial to avoid collisions. COLREGs outline clear rules for different types of vessels and scenarios. 3. **Communication**: Effective communication between vessels is essential. COLREGs include specific signals and actions to convey intentions, enhancing mutual understanding. 4. **Responsibility**: Every mariner has a role in preventing collisions. COLREGs emphasise the importance of vigilance, sound judgment, and adherence to rules. At Lyme Bay Sea School, we integrate COLREGs into our training to ensure our students are not only skilled mariners but also responsible and safe navigators. #MaritimeSafety #COLREGs Lyme Bay RIB Charter Lyme RIB Rides Visit Dorset #LymeBaySeaSchool #SafeNavigation #IMO #SeafaringSkills #CollisionPrevention

FAQs International Schools Setting up and managing an international school involves many considerations. Attached is a list of 88 frequently asked questions (FAQs) organised into subheadings to help you navigate through the process. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gu6n5nrf

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