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6 x 80% Funded Performance+ NVQ5 Programmes Successfully Launched
We are delighted to announce that our latest batch of funded Performance+ NVQ5 Programmes have started. The 6 programmes are being run throughout the country (Scotland, Leicester, Leeds, Holborn, Bristol and Wrexham) with over 150 candidates taking part.
Performance+ is a business improvement programme aimed at senior managers, directors and owners who wish to implement a framework of good practice into their company, as well as achieving the NVQ5 Diploma in Management – leading to the CSCS Black Managers Card. The programmes are due for completion by November 2013 and we hope to keep up our 92% NVQ5 success rate! To find out more on the Performance+ Programme click here
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