Now U Know Training support local charities with On-Line Training
We are a Health & Safety Training provider and just like your business, we need to make a profit; money is not the be all and end all in this world and there are sadly many people or organisations that need additional support.
We wanted to support charitable organisations and so we have teamed up with two local charities that are close to our hearts doing exceptional work on a tight budget; the charities that we have chosen are:
The Donna Louise Childrens Hospice (Charity Commission No 1075597)
"Caring for and supporting children with life-limiting conditions across Cheshire and Staffordshire". A great charity right here on our doorstep.
The Douglas Macmillan Hospice (Charity Commission No 1071613)
Providing hospice & support services free of charge to adults with life limiting illnesses in North Staffordshire". Another local charity doing great things.
We have a range of on line courses available covering everything including Fire Safety, Manual Handling, DSE, Food Safety, COSHH, Legionella and Safeguarding to name but a few. There should be a course that is relevant to someone in your business.
Each course consists of a range of video presentations split over several modules with a final assessment, the majority of which are ROSPA approved. Whenever you buy an on line training course we will donate £5 to the elected charities. That's right, for every single course that is purchased at £20, we will donate £5 straight to charity.
It's not only money that these charities require, they need to raise awareness. By you undertaking an online course you will be helping each charity more than you can imagine. Not only will you increase your knowledge in your chosen subject, you will of course receive a certificate for the training undertaken.
There is no upper limit to the amount that we will donate to the above charities; putting it simply, the more you train, the more they gain!
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