Specialised training UK LTD

22/06/2026

More UK organisations are investing in staff wellbeing training after employers continue to see the business benefits of healthier, supported teams. Recent reports show businesses are strengthening mental health support, peer support systems and wellbeing initiatives to reduce stress and improve staff retention.
Investing in training doesn’t just support employees — it helps create safer, stronger workplaces.
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Orchard Healthcare Group has announced the launch of a new Mental Health First Responder initiative as part of Mental Health Awareness Week 2026, reinforcing

17/06/2026

This highlights why effective training isn’t just a tick-box exercise. It must prepare staff for real-world scenarios, giving them the skills and confidence to respond safely and appropriately. Contact us to book: 01372 231 011 / 07787 504 622
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15/06/2026

12/06/2026

Forward-thinking employers are recognising that staff wellbeing is more than a perk — it’s a business investment. With 66% of HR leaders expanding their benefits packages and 88% already seeing positive business and financial results, wellbeing-focused training is becoming an essential part of supporting and retaining teams. Specialised Training can help organisations build safer, more confident workplaces through practical, people-focused training.
Contact us: 01372 231 011 / 07787 504 622 or email: [email protected]

HR leaders in the UK appear far more confident about the quality of working life than the people actually experiencing it. Although 84% of HR leaders believe their workforce would describe their overall experience as excellent or good, only 60% of employees agree, according to research by benefits p...

08/06/2026

A behind-the-scenes look at conflict management training delivered to Forestry England Rangers, with real-world insights and practical takeaways for any public-facing role.

Discover how conflict management training helped Forestry England Rangers build confidence, improve communication, and safely manage challenging situations.

04/06/2026

The HSE has recently reinforced guidance around First Aid at Work training, reminding employers of the importance of choosing competent, quality-assured training providers and keeping qualifications up to date.
Need to update your team’s First Aid training? Specialised Training offers practical courses designed for real workplace situations.

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has issued updated guidance for First Aid at Work qualifications, impacting UK businesses and training providers.

30/05/2026

“Specialised Training UK has provided training for me on a number of occasions and the service has been superb. Good communication and a very efficient experience from start to finish.”

25/05/2026

Ruth Wilkinson, IOSH Head of Policy and Public Affairs, said: “Psychosocial risk to workers’ mental health has become one of the key challenges facing our profession as we continue to adopt new ways of working in a changing world of work.’
Specialised Training offers Health & Safety and Mental Health training courses. Contact us: 01372 231 011 / 07787 504 622 or email: [email protected]

A new IOSH poll highlights the key ‘elephants in the room’ for health and safety professionals, from safety culture and economic pressures to rising psychosocial risks at work.

22/05/2026

‘These experiences rarely remain confined to the workplace; they tend to influence broader aspects of life. The happiness of employees has been found to have an impact on an employer’s bottom line – employees who experienced joy at work achieved 25% higher sales per hour, according to one analysis.’
We work with organisations to build confident, capable teams through practical training that improves communication and reduces conflict — because strong leadership starts with the right skills. Contact us: 01372 231 011 / 07787 504 622 or email: [email protected]

The toxic energy of a bad boss can spread through organisations – new research shows how serious it can be.

22/05/2026

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