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Home > News > January 2007 > 24 January 2007 Improve helps fund management trainingImprove, the food and drink Sector Skills Council, is offering 625 places for women working in the food and drink industry to complete a level-three introductory certificate in management from the Chartered Management Institute. To take part, employees must register on the course before the end of March. Improve says it is funding 90 per cent of the training costs, so for an employer contribution of just £50 per employee, each person on the course will receive £500 worth of training. "This is an excellent opportunity for companies to invest in training their female employees," said Paula Widdowson, commercial director at Improve. "Places are allocated on a first-come-first-served basis and are filling up fast, so I would urge any interested employers to contact Improve as soon as possible. "It is open to employees at any position or level and will help them increase their earning potential and further their career development. Successful completion of the course will provide the necessary foundation to study towards a diploma in management, the equivalent of a degree." The certificate takes 30 guided learning hours comprising a two-day workshop and completion of a written assignment and work-based project. Improve says the workshop can be delivered at a company premises, providing more than 12 women from that company are on the course. External linkPlease note: Training Reference is not responsible for the content of external Internet sites. Training and development booksDiscover books on a variety of training and development topics at the Training Reference Bookshop Source suppliersVisit the Training Reference Directory to view supplier details for a wide range of courses, products and services. Sponsored links
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