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With Universal Credit is now in place throughout the country, technical glitches and rent arrears will start to affect your clients. Welfare and Benefits trainer Jayne Knights asks: are you prepared? "In my last blog, I wrote about this being an exciting time to be ...

ITEP and Node-Link Mapping and Abstinence and Integrated Recovery trainer Scott Henery explains how ITEP works, and how it is changing lives: The International Treatment Effectiveness Project – or ITEP for short – has one simple aim for clients on a substance misuse pathway: to ...

Standing in front of people and presenting information and ideas isn’t always easy. Presenting with Confidence trainer Sally Hale shares her top tips for delivering presentations: One of my first contracts as a newly self-employed trainer was a series of Presentation Skills training courses for ...

By virtue of their name, volunteers are essential to the voluntary sector. But what can we do to support them so they feel valued and ultimately want to continue volunteering with us? We must get to know them, as Supporting Volunteers trainer Ruth Mason explains: ...

In this technological age, demands on our time are getting increasingly stressful. But could slowing things down and doing less actually make our work more productive? Mindfulness at Work trainer Gill Hasson explains: There is more to life than increasing its speed So said Ghandi. ...

With eating disorders on the rise in both women and men, BHT Training set out to dispel some of the myths associated with these serious conditions. We sat down with Understanding Eating Disorders trainer Sam Thomas to ask some of those difficult questions. 1. What ...

As Universal Credit sweeps the land and the General Election looms, BHT Training’s benefits trainer Jayne Knights discusses how clients will gain in confidence when their workers have a better understanding of the benefits system… It's quite an exciting time to be a benefits trainer. ...