A CPD Programme for employers across Education, Charities, Voluntary & Community Sector and all public sector organisations
The Employment Rights Act 2025 and related reforms are raising the bar for leadership practice.
This CPD programme equips senior leaders, managers, trustees and HR professionals with the skills required to meet new legal expectations with Equality, Diversity and Inclusion embedded.
Employment reform now demands:
This is not about updating policies. It is about strengthening leadership capability.
Flexible Delivery | Sector-Specific
Delivered as organisation tailored sessions, and based on your requirements/needs recorded in the pre-training survey, we will deliver full-day or half day sessions
EDI Focus: Understanding disproportionate impact and discrimination risk in early employment decisions.
EDI Focus: Bias-aware decision-making and intersectional analysis in people management.
EDI Focus: Psychological safety, power dynamics and protected characteristics.
EDI Focus: Avoiding indirect discrimination and ensuring consistency.
EDI Focus: Embedding EIAs in workforce planning and organisational change.
EDI Focus: Embedding fairness as a strategic risk management tool.
Half Day: £595 £495 for bookings received before 31 May 2026
Full Day: £895
Courses run via
Zoom
Recommended maximum 10 delegates per session - up to 15 if required
Face to Face courses:
Maximum 20 delegates per session
Travel costs are in addition for face to face courses.
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Costs and Agreement
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One day in-depth training on the effective delivery of equality and diversity. This workshop will enable you increase your effectiveness in designing, planning and delivering Equality and Diversity within your own and other organisations
Read MoreThis course covers the principles of Equality and Diversity in the workplace including both awareness and responsibilities. This course explores attitudes, values and belief in a safe and fair environment taking it far beyond the legislation. We look at the business, moral and legal case for equality.
Read MoreEquality Champions (often known as Diversity Champions) are recognised as playing a central role in disseminating good practice and encouraging the promotion of equalities within organisations. Equality Champions should be formally represented on the Board of Trustees and/or Equality and Diversity Committees
Read moreThe training is intended to alert participants to bias that could affect decisions regarding recruitment, promotion and attitudes to others in the workplace.
The programme includes flexible working initiatives and mentoring
Read MoreThis training course deals with managing diversity in the workplace.
It is targeted at supporting staff and managers to proactively plan to meet the needs of racially diverse people.
Read MoreStarting at the very beginning, this course takes delegates step by step through all the key elements of the Equality Analysis process.
We will demystify the EA process, assume little or no prior learning and focus on giving delegates time to debate issues, ask questions and then put into practice what they learn.
Read MoreKnowing what, when and how to challenge can be difficult. Within your role you will, at times, be required to challenge others' behaviour because you think it is potentially discriminatory; there are some attitudes, language and behaviours that are unacceptable: e.g. racist, sexist, homophobic, transphobic, disablist, ageist. This course prepares you to have those courageous conversations.
Read MoreThis advanced course is tailored specifically for individuals who have already completed our Train the Trainer, EDI Champions courses, or are EDI trainers or EDI leads and are actively engaged in supporting their organisations to embed EDI training and initiatives. This course will equip you with the tools and approaches needed to create meaningful change within your organisations.
Read MoreThis course is for all line managers at both operational and strategic levels. It will help delegates understand issues relating to discrimination, victimisation and harassment in the workplace - and the confidence to deal with them if they are alleged.
Read MoreDuring this in-depth training you will learn how to be a better ally and be able to understand, identify, confidently talk about and intervene to address racism and its link to white privilege and its consequences in your workplace, social circles, and relationships.
You will be better equipped to confront injustices and to have difficult conversations which is often hard to do, and empowered to be part of the change you want to see in the world.
Read MoreMicro-aggressions are an example of subtle, indirect discrimination against marginalised groups; small acts of prejudice which expose the speaker’s biases and can have negative repercussions on the lives of the recipients.
Delegates learn about the impact of micro-aggressions on interactions with others and increase awareness to manage and reduce them.
Read MoreThe Employment Rights Act is raising big questions for employers, HR teams, and compliance professionals.
To help, we’ve put together a podcast that answers key questions about the Act, including what it means for; family rights, probation periods, annualised hours contracts, unfair dismissal, and how employers should respond when staff raise concerns.
In the Podcast, we answer questions on:
When listening to this Podcast we hope that you find that it is a useful way to get clarity on some of the biggest areas of uncertainty.
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