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    Feb 2021

    Last Updated: 16/02/2021
    Business
    Business

    Businesses helped post-Brexit by new Harrogate training centre

    by Suzannah Rogerson

    | 16 Feb, 2021
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    A new training centre that aims to support businesses facing economic challenges has begun operating out of Harrogate College.

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    A new training centre opened in Harrogate yesterday to help businesses and staff better equip themselves for the economy post-Brexit and post-covid.

    The Yorkshire education provider, Luminate Education Group, set up The Yorkshire Centre for Training and Development to help businesses navigate the upcoming economic challenges.

    Operating out of Harrogate College on Hornbeam Park, as well as at sites in Leeds and Keighley, the centre will work with businesses to offer bespoke training packages.

    The team of teachers will offer a range of compliance, professional development and redundancy support courses.

    Luminate Education Group includes, amongst others, Harrogate College , Leeds City College and Keighley College.



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    The director, Lee Pryor, said:

    “With the ever-changing economic climate, we recognise businesses’ need to adapt their employees’ skills, to ensure a successful post-Brexit and post-covid transition.
    “Our service will start with a complimentary skills planning session to understand the business, so that we can effectively identify its training needs, and match these to a budget.
    "We will be offering in-person as well as virtual sessions that fit around the organisation’s schedule. We will then develop a bespoke training solution that meets those needs."


    He added businesses from a range of sectors, including social care and hospitality, could come to the centre for support.