The Latest news from Learning Curve Group

CEO of Training Provider scoops North East Business Executive of the Year for Sunderland, Durham and South Tyneside

The awards celebrate inspirational business leaders from across the region, promoting the best in business from across the North East. McLeish joined Learning Curve Group over 10 years ago, at a time when the business had just 40 members of staff and a turnover of £1m per year.

Unique piece of Durham history stands proud at our Head Office

At the 2018 North East England Chamber of Commerce’s Annual Dinner an auction was held to win the 150-year-old stone which had formerly been in place at the top of the Cathedral’s Central Tower before it was removed and replaced.

Gym giant, Xercise4Less, find a personal best in partnership with training provider of choice, Learning Curve Group

We have announced a new partnership with gym chain Xercise4Less - offering 4 exceptional level 3 qualifications to develop the next generation of fitness professionals.

Helen Goodman MP visits Leading Training Organisation Learning Curve Group

The local MP had a tour of the head office which opened earlier this year and has recently seen an extension into a third building due to rapid growth.

ESF Delivery Partner Opportunities with Learning Curve Group

We are currently pursuing opportunities as a lead provider and are looking for delivery partners to work with us collaboratively to achieve ESF projects.

Impact of Brexit - investment in your people will be more important than ever

Constant headlines on Brexit have been having an impact on businesses and they are creating unavoidable niggles at the back of people’s minds as they are faced with rise and fall of exchange rates, food shortage warnings and changing costs – however, there’s been no better time to invest in skills and development.

Lumiere is the UK’s largest light festival and has been transforming cities across the UK since 2009.

The first Lumiere light festival took place in Durham in 2009. Originally planned as a one-off, with the support of Durham County Council and other sponsors, producers Artichoke have brought the event back to the North East every other year since then.

The changing market of Apprenticeships

The world of apprenticeships has seen dramatic changes in recent years - the impacts of which have been felt by employers, learners and training providers. Growth and development of apprenticeships is still a main priority for the government, providing a key element of the skills strategy. This growth is also important for employers, in order to make improvements to skills levels and productivity within their own organisations.