by Tracey Carter | J Jul, 2024 | Skills & Employment, Surrey Business News
What are Skills Bootcamps? Skills Bootcamps are free, flexible courses of up to 16 weeks for Surrey residents. Sign up to gain new skills and fast-track your future. For businesses, it’s a great low-cost way to upskill your employees with knowledge to help...
by Tracey Carter | J Apr, 2024 | Skills & Employment, Spelthorne Business
Flexible working arrangements can be used to change when, where or how an employee works. Starting 6 April, employers must adapt their approach to handling flexible working requests due to the new Flexible Working Bill. This legislation affects aspects from remote...
by Tracey Carter | J Jan, 2024 | Skills & Employment
We are excited to introduce WAYFINDER the brand new Spelthorne Business Directory, a comprehensive online platform designed to bridge the gap between local businesses and consumers in this vibrant community. Our mission is to create a hub where businesses can...
by Tracey Carter | J Jan, 2024 | Health and Wellbeing, SBF News, Skills & Employment, Spelthorne Business, Training
The world’s first FREE LIVE learning broadcast company, offering INTERACTIVE learning broadcasts with unlimited access for a fixed fee. Grow your knowledge, your potential and gain certificates for course completion. Book the dates for SEEDL’s upcoming...
by Tracey Carter | J Jan, 2024 | SBF News, Skills & Employment, Training
Multiply is a great way to access friendly support to boost your numeracy skills for 2024, learning at a pace that suits you. Whether you want to get a business idea off the ground, progress your career, find employment or need to get better at money managing there is...
by Tracey Carter | J Dec, 2023 | Chambers of Commerce, Economy Growth, Events, SBF News, Skills & Employment
Designed for working people who want to improve their number skills Surrey Chambers of Commerce is running a number of sessions to help people who may have missed out on some of the well-known numeracy conundrums!! Do you sometimes get confused with percentages? Are...
