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How to design a home office setup that works for you
In the last few months, working from home has suddenly become the norm for millions of people across the UK. When things finally return to some semblance of normality, there are a lot of business asking the question about whether or not they actually need their staff back in offices. Business rates, rents and utility […]
Read more5 steps we are taking to keep our customers and staff safe
As we move to re-open our training centre on a limited scale, we have introduced several measures to help keep our customers and staff safe during the COVID-19 outbreak. When attending a training course, we ask that our customers please help us uphold these enhanced measures and social distancing. If you at any time you […]
Read moreHow small businesses can stay busy during COVID-19 downtime
We are currently in a time where many small businesses have to stop operating and tradespeople are stepping back from working in others homes. But it doesn’t mean, you can’t work on improving your business during this downtime. It’s important that we can utilise this time to improve our businesses and expand in different ways, […]
Read moreThe 4 stages tradespeople need to remember in a customer facing role
One of the most important aspects of your business, and one that is key to both gaining future customers and retaining your existing ones, is customer facing. The key to thing to remember is that this is you, selling yourself to your customer and it’s important to remember this from the very beginning of your […]
Read moreEC4U & Online Learning: Your questions answered
We have had an increasing amount of enquiries asking if we are going to be launching online courses soon. There are many challenges involved in putting together an online based course, and as with the courses based in our centre, our biggest priority is ensuring that you have the best experience possible with the best […]
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