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Award winning training provider, Learning Curve Group, hosted their largest staff event to date this week as they brought together 550+ employees at St James’ Park in Newcastle Upon Tyne. The national company, which has its head office based in County Durham, has grown in recent years to expand their staff numbers across the whole country. The two day conference saw their ‘Purple People’ get involved in a range of lively and impactful development workshops to learn about all business areas and how they can provide the best experience for their learners. It is a chance for their employees from ...
National training provider, Learning Curve Group (LCG), gave local employers their first look at the brand new Business Academy in Darlington this week, as it was officially opened by Tees Valley Mayor Ben Houchen.
The new academy aims to close the business and digital skills gaps that many employers across the region have experienced, by giving learners the skills, qualifications and digital awareness to succeed in the modern-day workplace.
Over 70 local business owners and employers came to LCG’s open event which was held at The Old Exchange, Barnard Street, Darlington. Employers were able...
National training provider, Learning Curve Group (LCG), opened applications for the third cohort of their Purple People Academy last week. LCG are recruiting 20 apprentices to join the team at their head office in Spennymoor, County Durham and their academies across the country. The Purple People Academy is open to young people who may have just left school or college this summer and are looking to take the first step to employment or people who are looking for a career change. LCG will be recruiting for apprenticeship programmes in Business Administration, Digital Marketing, Customer Service ...
North East based training provider, Learning Curve Group (LCG), are supporting local racing driver, Dominic Wheatley, in this year's Mini Challenge Trophy. Over the years the MINI Challenge has built a reputation for affordability, fairness and fun, and benefits from being the only Championship to enjoy the support of MINI UK.
Dominic Wheatley, driving for Performance Tek Racing, is currently second in the Championship Standings for the Mini Challenge Trophy and has hopes to finish top at the end of the season. LCG were keen to offer their support through sponsorship of the local racing drive...
County Durham based training provider, Learning Curve Group (LCG), are announced as finalists for the Durham, Sunderland and South Tyneside Company of the Year at the North East Business Awards 2021. LCG have been shortlisted for several awards this year and are delighted to add another to their list. The awards, which take place on the 23rd of September at Hardwick Hall Hotel, celebrate the achievement and highlight successful and innovative businesses that are doing amazing things to represent the North East.
LCG are national training and education specialists, supporting learners, employers...
Learning Curve Group (LCG) have successfully guided their first cohort of learners through the new level 3 health and social care qualifications funded by the Government’s National Skills Fund. LCG have secured funding from the Government to deliver five level 3 health and social care courses to learners which are, Dementia Care, End of Life Care, Understanding Autism, Understanding Mental Health and Care and Management of Diabetes. LCG have been overwhelmed with demand for people wanting to study their level 3 courses and have already had over 3,500 learners sign up to a level 3 health and so...
National training provider, Learning Curve Group (LCG), are set to open the doors to their brand new Business Academy in Darlington. The academy will focus on giving learners the knowledge, skills, qualifications and digital awareness to succeed in the modern-day workplace. The new academy will aim to close the business and digital skills gaps that many employers across the region have experienced.
LCG’s Business Academy, which opens to learners in September, will deliver a range of courses across the digital and technical sector including Digital Marketing, Accounting, Business Administratio...
Just like most people across the country, the dedicated staff at Learning Curve Group (LCG) are full of celebrations after England get through to their first ever Euros Final. The national training provider based in Spennymoor, County Durham, took the decision to give their employees a late start of 10am on Monday after the final. However, they didn’t want to stop there!
All staff at LCG have worked extremely hard throughout the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond, so CEO of LCG, Brenda McLeish, decided to take to Facebook and ask their followers if they think that the ‘Purple People’ of LCG deserve ...