South East Landbased
Training Courses LLP

South East Landbased Training Courses LLP

South East Landbased Training Courses provides vocational training on a bespoke basis with an emphasis on training within the work environment.

Flexible courses for rural, agricultural and landbased activities, including practical skills, health and safety, legislative, conservation and environmental skills.  

Training is provided from our sites throughout Kent, East and West Sussex.

Bespoke training packages are also available at your site or ours

Training Courses

Forestry and Arboriculture

Bespoke training courses

Pesticide

Bespoke training courses

Pest Control

Bespoke training courses

Livestock

Bespoke training courses

Machinery

Bespoke training courses

Plant Machinery

Bespoke training courses

Emergency First Aid Training

Bespoke training courses

Online Training

Bespoke training courses

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Latest information from the Forest & Arboriculture Training Fund:

"We are pleased to announce that the Forestry and Arboriculture Training Fund is now open for new applications.

Applicants can apply by visiting: www.forestryandarbtrainingfund.co.uk/

Applicants should note that training must be completed by 31st March 2025. Funding will not be awarded for training courses that have either been booked or completed prior to a grant award being made.

Funding for courses is limited and we would encourage those interested to apply early. Priority will be given to those individuals who either have not previously been awarded grant funding through the programme, or who have been awarded funding for less than 3 courses since February 2023. Individuals who have previously been awarded funding for 3 or more courses may still apply, but there is no guarantee that any further grant funding will be awarded."
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A good return on investment (ROI) for training is achieved when the benefits of the training programme outweigh the costs incurred. This goes beyond just monetary gains and includes enhanced employee performance, increased productivity, and improved overall organisational effectiveness. Effective training should align with company goals, and address specific skill gaps. A key indicator of a positive ROI is the measurable improvement in employee skills and capabilities, translating into enhanced job performance. Additionally, a well-designed training programme fosters a culture of continuous learning, which can lead to long-term benefits as employees adapt to evolving industry trends. Ultimately, a good ROI for training not only showcases immediate financial gains but also contributes to the long-term sustainability and competitiveness of the organisation in a dynamic business landscape. ... See MoreSee Less

A good return on investment (ROI) for training is achieved when the benefits of the training programme outweigh the costs incurred. This goes beyond just monetary gains and includes enhanced employee performance, increased productivity, and improved overall organisational effectiveness. Effective training should align with company goals, and address specific skill gaps. A key indicator of a positive ROI is the measurable improvement in employee skills and capabilities, translating into enhanced job performance. Additionally, a well-designed training programme fosters a culture of continuous learning, which can lead to long-term benefits as employees adapt to evolving industry trends. Ultimately, a good ROI for training not only showcases immediate financial gains but also contributes to the long-term sustainability and competitiveness of the organisation in a dynamic business landscape.

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#NationalAssociationofAgriculturalContractors(NAAC) - great post! as fieldwork begins - check your visibility whatever vehicle youre using
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