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Premier Partnership Launches New Website

New website makes it even easier to book your learning and development.

Premier Partnership, Award Winning  training partner of choice for local authorities, government agencies, the NHS, ‘blue light’ organisations, universities, and successful private sector companies across the UK are thrilled to announce the launch of its new website, www.premier-partnership.co.uk.

The site has been recreated with both learners and organisations requiring support with development in mind. It now features a comprehensive course catalogue with descriptions and pricing along with the opportunity to book courses online making the learner journey a more streamlined process.

“Quickly sourcing exactly the right training or learning how we can assist organisations in the provision of transformational and cost-effective development is now even easier”, said David Pearson, Director at Premier

We are inviting everybody interested in learning and development to explore the new website which now includes a calendar of open courses and events for the public and a full list of other training topics for organisations to research and map to their own business needs.

Topics are categorised to keep things simple with headings including core skills, health, safety and wellbeing, leadership and management and qualifications including NEBOSH, IOSH and City & Guilds.

Our position on the ESPO Managed Training Service framework means the public sector can compliantly procure from us directly without the need for competitive tendering, making it even easier to source, manage and procure learning.

The news section will keep visitors up to date on current projects, products, suppliers and will share best practice from our clients.  In the coming weeks and months free resources will be added to help support people across a range of different subjects including hybrid working, health and wellbeing and coaching.

Jon Knight
Marketing Coordinator