We offer expert help and guidance in the following areas:

• All aspects of child protection, including meeting government guidelines, writing policies and staff training
• Drug awareness training leading to recognised qualifications if required
• Setting up Vocational courses including assessment, internal verification and moderation processes
• Setting up formal mentoring schemes
• School based programmes for Parents

Tanya Jones
Tanya began her career working in residential care working with child survivors of abuse. She has a wide variety of experience as a child care practitioner in a variety of settings, which include Playwork, Special Education and Day Care. Tanya has worked in the Post-16 sector for 15 years and has extensive experience of curriculum development. In her role as Widening Participation Manager she developed numerous courses for those who are identified as marginalised and disempowered in society. She has experience of working with both the statutory and voluntary sector in developing Alternative Curriculums for young people aged 14-19 years.Tanya has held two posts as Head of Department in FE. organisations

Michelle Heath
Michelle began her career in education working with disaffected young people in a programme of Alternative Provision. She has a wide variety of experience of working with those who are marginalised in society. Her work experience includes working in Schools, Bail and, Homeless Hostels, and Women’s Advices Centres, where she has delivered a wide variety of training courses with successful outcomes. Michelle has worked in the Post-16 sector for a number of years. She has developed Alternative Curricula for young people, including the development and management of a Beauty Salon in a school situated in the North of Birmingham. Michelle has held posts as Curriculum Manager in F.E. organisations.

Michelle and Tanya have developed a number of courses that have been accredited by Awarding Bodies such as OCN.