Nick Cooper
Nick is NCC's resident blog author and covers a range of subjects, including teaching and health & social care. NCC is an international learning provider with over 20 years’ experience offering learning solutions. To date, NCC has engaged with over 20,000 employers, and delivered quality training to over half a million learners.
10 Easy Ways to Maximise your Impact!
What sort of impact do you make? Do hearts sink when you leave a room, or when you enter it?
By : Nick Cooper
NCC Home Learning Awarded Direct Claims by Awarding Body
NCC Home Learning are pleased to announce that we have been awarded Direct Claims by OCNW.
By : Nick Cooper
Brand New Courses Coming Soon!
Brand New Diploma in Life Coaching Course and Diploma in Destination and Event Management Coming Soon!!
By : Nick Cooper
NCC Home Learning Feature in OCNW Newsletter
NCC Home Learning are proud to be featured twice this month in the Awarding Body – OCNW newsletter, being praised for the partnership progress we have made and also to highlight attention to combat Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders with our brand new course and FASAware UK.
By : Nick Cooper
Brand New Safeguarding Children and Young People Qualification
NCC Home Learning are proud to announce the launch of our brand new Safeguarding Children and Young People NCFE qualification.
By : Nick Cooper
Each UK Job ‘Chased’ by 10 People
Figures have been released to show that for every job vacancy available in the UK at the moment, there are 10 people claiming Job Seekers Allowance.
By : Nick Cooper
Care Homes Warned Over Dementia
Care homes need to improve their approach to people with dementia, a report by a firm of health and social care analysts has concluded.
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Massive Investment in Training Required to Meet Dementia Strategy Ambitions
By 2014 services are expected to be able to support early diagnosis and intervention, and enable everyone to “live well with dementia”.
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Row Over Ecstasy ‘Downgrade’
The Home Office has stated it is ignoring the advice, saying there is no such thing as a “safe dose” of the drug.
By : Nick Cooper