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2015 has been another very busy year for our workplace team. We have run projects with ADHB at Auckland Hospital and The Selwyn Foundation across their North Island sites as well as a number of smaller projects in a range of businesses. Recently, we have been in

Living with a broken hand has given Nick a real insight into what it’s like to live (and work) with low levels of writing skills. In this short video, he reflects on some of the changes he has had to make at work and also on his recent experience

Workplace Literacy Fund for Employers A funding window has opened for the Workplace Literacy Fund for Employers. This  is for businesses who want to train their own staff in language, literacy and numeracy and it has historically been undersubscribed. It’s a great opportunity for businesses lookin

A window has opened for employers to apply for the Employer Led Workplace Literacy Fund. The window closes again on the 15th February. This fund  is relevant for employers looking to upskill more than 50 employees on literacy and numeracy for a course of 40 hour

We’d like to congratulate Jill Woodward, CEO, and the team at Elizabeth Knox Home and Hospital on the Health Ed Trust Training and Staff Development Award they won at the recent NZACA/INsite Excellence in Care Awards conference in Rotorua. The award recognises Knox

 Should intellectual property be a real concern for a business embarking in workplace literacy training? Yes, absolutely it should.  Often as a provider working in partnership with a business, we have access to information about business processes which is extremely sensi