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VisionSense |
Equality Solutions |
All Vision Sense Training is delivered by qualified, experienced, disabled trainers. The standard is much higher than that of Awareness Training. The Equality and Human Rights Commission recommend user-led, professional Disability Equality Training. Vision Sense offers excellent value, benefits and outcomes for your organisation, staff and customers and has the ability to tailor courses and training to your organisation. |
0845 1080553 |
All VisionSense courses are:- |
Certificated Evaluated Can be accredited |
Vision Sense Training is excellent, accessible, educational and interactive. All of our training is tailor-made for you, with recent and relevant case studies from your sector. We deliver for different learning styles in a whole range of ways to match with your corporate style and your logistical requirements. Our clients tell us that they see a real return on cost per head of training; recruitment costs are down, staff feel confident, valued and empowered and customer loyalty has increased. |
VisionSense training courses have a host of benefits including:- |
Increased morale and retention Team-building exercises and a painless introduction to professional development! Consistency in delivery and service Training your staff in the skills to serve disabled equally and confidently Reduced exposure to legal action from your staff and customers |
From interactive e-learning, day sessions, conference briefing papers, workshops, videos and events, Vision Sense can reach employees at all levels of your organisation, with a programme designed to meet your needs, those of your staff and disabled customers and stakeholders. All sessions include the Social Model of Disability & DDA/Single Equality Act Legislation Briefing. |
"Ideas to take back and implement today!" |
"One of the best equality training sessions I have attended, thank you!" |
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"It is strongly recommended that those working to involve disabled people should recieve disability equality training from disabled people." |
EHRC/DRC/2006 |