In this video, Amy Atkins from 2022 recipient MOLA, talks about the meaningful impact of receiving a Princess Royal Training Award.
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Case study: what achieving an Award means for EDM Zone
In this video, Production Manager and former apprentice Roger Wilson talks about how EDM Zone invest in apprentices and how achieving a Princess Royal Training Award in 2021 is having a positive impact on the business.
Case study: what winning the Award means for Eyres Monsell primary school
In this video Kerry Hill, headteacher at Eyres Monsell primary school, talks about what receiving a Princess Royal Training Award meant to them and how they are working at tackling mental health in the education sector. Eyres Monsell received a Princess Royal Training Award in 2018 and again in 2021.
Case study: how IBM recruits a diverse workforce
In this video, IBM Foundation Managers Joel Thomas and Kelly Markwick talk about how IBM are actively recruiting a diverse workforce. IBM achieved a Princess Royal Training Award in 2021.
Case study: what achieving an Award means for IBM
In this video IBM Foundation Managers Joel Thomas and Kelly Markwick talk some of the benefits of achieving a 2021 Princess Royal Training Award for their intern programme.
Case study: why The Master Innholders will be reapplying in the future
In this video Programme Director Dr Hilary Cooke, talks about what sets the Princess Royal Training Awards apart from other award programmes. Hilary delivers training on behalf of The Master Innholders who achieved a Princess Royal Training Award in 2021.
Case study: Home Instead Senior Care and the power of skills development to transform people’s lives
Home Instead Senior Care provides tailor-made, flexible care at home for the elderly to enable everybody to live independently at home regardless of their age. Training is at the heart of Home Instead’s strategy as their CAREGivers need to constantly adapt to the needs of their clients. This film follows CAREGiver Emma and provides insights from the L&D leads who design and deliver the training in the UK and also offers the perspective of a family member on the positive impact that highly skilled CAREGivers can have. Home Instead received a Princess Royal Training Award in 2016 for the outstanding dementia care training and were recognised again in 2019 for a new end-of-life care training programme.
City & Guilds Group hosts Alumni pop-up conference on leading with purpose
The City & Guilds Group recently invited Princess Royal Training Awards recipients past and present to attend a pop-up conference in East London. Attendees gathered ahead of the awards ceremony to share best practice in...
Case study: providing media training opportunities to disadvantaged young people at Reprezent Radio
This video shows a look behind the scenes at Reprezent Radio, a South London radio station and social enterprise. Reprezent created the Sounds of Young London scheme to provide media training opportunities to disadvantaged young people. The practical training programme has seen an impressive number of young people into employment and gained commercial interest from some of the world’s biggest brands. Reprezent received a Princess Royal Training Award in 2018.
Case study: the impact of royal recognition on Home Instead Senior Care
The Princess Royal Training Awards is a new honour for employers in the UK who have created outstanding training and skills development programmes which have resulted in exceptional commercial benefits. Home Instead Senior Care UK is one of the recipients from the inaugural year in 2016.
Case study: the impact of royal recognition on Green Lighting
The Princess Royal Training Awards is a new honour for employers in the UK who have created outstanding training and skills development programmes which have resulted in exceptional commercial benefits. Green Lighting is one of the recipients from the inaugural year in 2016.
Case study: transforming leadership at Ricoh UK
Ricoh is one of the recipients from the inaugural year in 2016. This global technology company needed to refocus employees on a strategic approach to business. They used staff to develop elements of the new leadership programme and encouraged self-discovery and ownership of learning. Outcomes include winning a new £5 million contract and a reduction of staff attrition by 10%.
Case study: the impact of royal recognition on the University of York
The Princess Royal Training Awards is a new honour for employers in the UK who have created outstanding training and skills development programmes which have resulted in exceptional commercial benefits. University of York is one of the recipients from the inaugural year in 2016.