Courses in Worcester

...including a minimum grade D in English language. You will also need to be passionate about travel and tourism, and eager to learn new skills!... Learn about: Cabin Crew, Travel and Tourism, Travel Tourism...

...The wide choice of careers in travel and tourism can be daunting. Luckily, we will introduce you to working in Human Resources, Ancillary Sales and Services... Learn about: Travel and Tourism, Sales Training, Travel Agent...

...It requires a good level of occupational competence and is aimed at the practitioner level. Apprenticeships are a tested way of training either a new or existing team member...

...This course will help you develop your personal, social and in particular your employability skills to help you make a successful progression into paid or voluntary employment... Learn about: Interview Skills, CV Writing...

...comprising all the mandatory units and the remaining credits will be achieved by selecting the following optional units; a minimum of 2 units from group...

...managing projects or budgets; encouraging innovation; carrying out operational plans; recruitment of staff; or developing customer service skills... Learn about: Team Training...

...Would you like to have a career in the Hospitality Industry? If so our Travel and Tourism courses could be just the ticket for you. From organising conferences... Learn about: Travel Tourism, Team Training, Travel and Tourism...

...Do you enjoy problem solving? Do you love seeing how things work? This course covers the development of websites using Adobe’s Dreamweaver CS5 and advanced web technologies... Learn about: Database training...

...with lectures, group discussion and independent study. You will explore the main sectors of the industry, including; Marketing, Finance, Personnel and Enterprise... Learn about: Sales Training...

...are one of the most popular qualifications within industry as they are delivered during working hours and demonstrate competency within a job... Learn about: Sales Training, Customer Service...

...• Handling objections and closing sales • Deal with incidents through a contact centre • Carry out direct sales activities in a contact centre • Negotiate... Learn about: Customer Service, Sales Training...

...the following optional units; a minimum of 20 credits from group B and a maximum of 16 credits from group C The Learning and Skills Development Officer... Learn about: Sales Training, Customer Service...

...of your own instrument or singing style... Learn about: Music Industry, Music Production...

...You will complete a written test, practical test, online multiple choice test and portfolio of your work. What can I do next Successful completion of... Learn about: Professional Cookery...

...across many different sectors, from government to telecommunications. However, most individuals tend to work in the service sector; in retail... Learn about: Customer Service...

...The electrotechnical sector plays a key role in industries and electricians use specialist skills to tackle a variety of projects on houses...

...What can I do next The skills of teamwork, leadership, decision making and resilience are transferable to many careers. Students who achieve the full Level...

...This will enable the tutors to assist with target setting and help with specific areas to focus...

...of age with no prior level 4 qualifications or above working a minimum of 30 contracted hours per week in an appropriate occupational...

...which has been developed by the Sector Skills Council. The Apprenticeship framework will include the following elements; • Health and Social Care (Adults)... Learn about: IT for adults, Health and Social Care, Mental Health...