Ofqual approved 3-day First Aid at Work course. All successful students will be issued an FAW certificate lasting for 3 years. This FAW course covers all aspects of basic life support including CPR, bleeding, unconsciousness, choking, head injuries, sprains and strains and a vast range of First Aid conditions that you may experience in the workplace.
NUCO accredited
Price excludes VAT
Contact 01945 880155 or [email protected]
A free event for North Norfolk businesses to find out about how to make use of the levy, transferring the levy, a funding update for non-levy organisations, end point assessments and upskilling staff. Several local training providers will be attending to discuss training needs and apprenticeship recruitment.
Join us this festive season and discover the incredible work happening at your local children’s hospice.
Meet our Care and Fundraising teams
Learn how EACH supports Families
Enjoy festive refreshments
Lets celebrate the season together! Please RSVP to [email protected] if you’d like to attend.
The Nook, Pigot Lane, Framlingham Earl, Norfolk, NR14 7PX.
In general, managers think that improving their employees’ wellbeing is a good idea. They understand that happier workers are more productive, creative and less likely to move on, taking their valuable skills elsewhere. Yet, many are daunted by setting up or maintaining a high-quality workplace wellbeing approach:
“We don’t have the money, space or time to set up a play area with a ping-pong table, fruit for every desk and have everyone doing yoga every day”.
High profile examples from famous companies have popularised a myth that treats and optional extras are necessary to improve worker wellbeing: what we might call ‘The Spangle Trap’. A spangle is a shiny ornament – nice to have, but only decoration on top of something else. This webinar helps you step back from the spangle trap and learn five principles for improving workplace wellbeing in ways that get to the heart of what workers value: good management, relationships, terms and conditions and appropriate support when things go wrong.
This webinar will cover:
Takeaway
About the Speaker
Dr Helen Fitzhugh, Senior Research Associate and Knowledge Exchange Fellow at University of East Anglia.
Dr Helen Fitzhugh of Norwich Business School is passionate about organisations and research communication. She gathers the best academic evidence she can find on workplace wellbeing and productivity and then distils it down into practical information and resources for organisations as part of a project called the PrOPEL Hub. She draws upon work by researchers at the University of East Anglia who have been researching in this area for decades. Helen has worked across the public, private and voluntary sectors, so bring with her an understanding of how to adapt complex research findings so that they make sense to real-life workers and managers in a variety of different settings.
About University of East Anglia
Norwich Business School is the largest school in the Faculty of Social Sciences at the University of East Anglia, with over 1,000 undergraduate and 600 postgraduate students. With a team of more than 100 internationally recognised academics and business experts, we have a reputation for providing pioneering courses and high-quality research.
Within the school, there is a large cluster of researchers researching workplace wellbeing, including via leading the What Works Centre for Wellbeing’s recent work and learning programme. The wellbeing researchers are also involved in the PrOPEL Hub, a major new initiative designed to help boost productivity – and wellbeing – through supporting the growth of better workplaces in the UK. It involves partners from universities across the UK and the CIPD in providing practical lessons, ideas and toolkits for businesses to draw upon, all informed by the latest research and evidence.Join us for an Afternoon of Sandwiches, Scones, Cakes and Patisseries made by our Pastry Team all accompanied by a selection of loose teas. Available from 12 noon until 4pm, for just £20 per person. Upgrade to our Champagne Afternoon Tea for only £28 per person.
Social media is meant to bring you customers… not take over
your life.
If you feel like you’re spending too much time posting (and
not enough time actually running your business), this session is for you.
Join award-winning Business Mentor, Kathy Ennis, to learn
how using AI tools (like ChatGPT) will make your social media marketing
quicker, smarter, and more effective. And don’t worry, you don’t need to know a
thing about AI to benefit.
You’ll discover how to:
This isn’t about telling you which platforms to use or what
your content should be. It’s about giving you practical tools and tips that
will help you show up more easily and effectively, so you head into 2026 with
more time, less stress, and a business that works smarter, not harder.
Come ready to learn, laugh, and leave with strategies you
can put into practice straight away.
What You’ll Get
Join us on our brand-new ‘recovery programme’ virtual events which support businesses to restart, rebuild and renew.
Good leadership is always important. In times of crisis, it becomes essential. Yet with thousands of potential leadership theories out there, it’s difficult for business leaders to know where to start.
If you’d like to hone your leadership skills and understand practical techniques to get better results, this masterclass is for you.
Content / Takeaway
Leading business coach Mark Williams will share the lessons from his 25 years of helping business leaders all over the world get outstanding results from their people. He will share:When you register for your place, you will be sent a calendar invitation as confirmation of your place. The invite will include a unique link from Zoom for you to join the video call.
About the Speaker
Mark Williams, Business Coach at ActionCOACH
Mark Williams grew up in Norfolk before leaving for university in the early 1990s. During a 25-year career in management consultancy, Mark worked all over the world, helping senior leaders from many of the world’s largest companies grow their businesses and achieve more.
Now, based back in his home county, Mark’s focus is on helping local business owners take their businesses from good to great.
Outside of business, Mark’s passions include travelling with his family, tennis, and investing. He has recently succumbed to taking up golf. He lives in Beetley with his wife (Deb) children (Amy and Matthew) and his slightly scatty rescue dog (Max).
About ActionCOACH
ActionCOACH is the world’s number 1 business coaching firm. They have served thousands of businesses and their owners around the world and in every category imaginable.
They show owners how to get more time, better teams in their companies and more money on their bottom-line, using hundreds of proven systems and strategies … guaranteed to get results.
With more than 1,000 offices in 80 countries, ActionCOACH delivers its proven business development systems to tens of thousands of business owners every week. They help business owners who turn to business coaching to get the freedom and lifestyle they sought when they first went into business for themselves.
Since its inception, ActionCOACH has coached more clients, won more awards, gained more recognition and produced more profits than any other coaching company of its kind in the world.We are holding our fantastic Networking Business Breakfast event on Thursday 4th July 2019 – 0730 to 0900. We have three exceptional speakers, Katie Tierney, who will be discussing ‘Active Workplaces & Pushing Ahead: The business case for an active workforce’ and Roberta Fida & Olga Tregaskis who will be discussing ‘How do we create transformative change: the importance of ‘soft’ skills”. Don’t miss out on your chance to attend this event, book now to secure your place: norwichbusiness.eventbrite.co.uk
Are you looking to meet like-minded business people and
wanting to make business connections and further business leads?
Or are you looking to start your own business? Then look no
further than BIPC Norfolk’s Business Break!
Welcome to a special Christmas business networking at
Honeypots Studio in Hunstanton, where you’ll have an opportunity to speak to
other local entrepreneurs and start-ups – plus business advisors will be on
hand to offer support and advice.
Charlotte Pratt started Honeypots as mobile pottery painting
in 2023, then in 2024 opened Honeypots Studio in Hunstanton as a fun, creative,
and welcoming space to encourage people’s creativity. She will be on hand to
talk about her experience of starting a business in Hunstanton.
Kathy Ennis from LittlePiggy will tell us about the
challenges and advantages of running a business in Norfolk.
BIPC coordinators will be there to talk to you about any
business support and advice you may need.
Our series of short Procurement webinars each focus on a key topic and review it in depth.
This webinar will review the types of relationships we can have with suppliers and discuss how we use them to add value. This will include:
This webinar will be useful for students studying their CIPS L4M6 module, however, it is aimed at all Procurement professionals who work with existing suppliers.
The University of East Anglia (UEA) invites you to join us at Norwich Castle Keep for our forthcoming business breakfast, hosted by Vice-Chancellor, Prof David Richardson, on Thursday 6 June, 8:00-9:30am.
A recent Universities UK report (November 2018) surveyed over 2000 UK adults on their knowledge of the impact of universities make, and it revealed the biggest knowledge gap is in relation to the positive civic impact universities have within their local communities.
This highlights a need to better communicate this contribution and so Prof Richardson, will present examples of some of the important civic work UEA contributes to communities in our region, including access to sports and culture, volunteering, work with schools, and opportunities for collaboration.
Prof Richardson will also announce the latest findings from an independent report analysing UEA’s economic contribution to the city and region.
Guest speakers will share their experience of working with UEA and some of the exciting projects currently being undertaken that are connecting people and places, and helping our region grow. This will include Steve Miller, Assistant Director (Culture & Heritage) at Norfolk County Council, who will discuss the Castle Keep project ‘Gateway to Medieval England’, and UEA’s role in this.
Date: Thursday 6 June 2019
Time: 8:00am for 8:30am start (finish by 9:30am)
Venue: Norwich Castle
Networking and breakfast will preceed and follow presentations.
Please RSVP to [email protected] to confirm your attendance, letting us know if you have any dietary or accessibility requirements. Further details will be sent to confirmed attendees ahead of the event.
Join KathyEnnis for her next webinar for Solopreneurs, Freelancers and Side-Hustlers and
start to build your 2026 business growth strategy
Running a
business on your own can feel like a juggling act. The freedom and flexibility
are amazing, but the stress, overwhelm, and uncertainty is very real.
That’s why
Kathy has created this practical session to help you take stock, cut through
the noise, and build a business that works for you in 2026.
Using her
proven 5Ps Framework — People, Product, Price, Promotion, Productivity — she
will help you understand how to:
Along the way,
Kathy will share client case studies from real-life Solopreneurs who’ve
transformed their businesses using these strategies.
Who it’s for