New Directions is delighted to share some exciting news: we are now officially recognised as a Highfield approved training provider. This new accreditation means we can now deliver the Emergency First Aid at Work qualification through one of the country’s most respected awarding organisations.
Our Training and Admin team has poured heart and soul into radically redesigning our induction, refresher, and in-house training programmes over the past three years and it has been no small task. From updating materials to embedding best practice, every detail has been carefully crafted to ensure our care staff receive the best training possible. The results? Nothing short of transformational.
Having sustained 99% compliance for our core training across over 200 staff over the last year by investing in and delivering more face to face training, this new status gives us more than just recognition. It opens doors.
As a Highfield certified training provider, we now have the opportunity to deliver the Emergency First Aid at Work qualification with our expert trainer who is not just a trainer but also has extensive knowledge of and experience within the social care field.
We are excited that we can share and support other social care providers that are striving to deliver outstanding care, just as we are, and can now benefit from our expert-led, accredited training.
Whether you’re a health and social care service or whatever industry you are in, if you are looking to upskill your team or a support service aiming to raise standards, we’re here to help. Our goal is simple: to elevate the quality of social care across the UK, one qualification at a time.
We’re incredibly proud of this achievement and even more excited about what comes next.
We are starting with our Emergency First Aid at Work training before moving on to other subjects from our extensive induction and training programme.
To learn more about our training offer or to explore how we can support your organisation, please don’t hesitate to get in touch. Together, we can set new standards in care.