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The National Training Awards (NTA) are universally recognised as being the number one in their field. An Award is the platform for you to be recognised as number one in yours.
Do you aspire to be the number one business, organisation or individual when it comes to training, learning and skills development?
The BBC’s Natasha Kaplinsky presented this year’s winners with their awards at a glittering ceremony in Belfast City Hall on 17 October.
Is it your ambition to be recognised UK wide for the lasting excellence and success you have achieved through training?
Would you like to see the results of your success celebrated at a prestigious awards ceremony?
Could your story of drive and determination to be the best in training and development inspire others to follow your example?
If you can answer yes to one or all of these questions, you should be entering the National Training Awards 2007!
Entries are welcome from anyone; organisations - large or small, partnerships or individuals.
Winning a National Training Award:
More importantly the National Training Awards framework helps you to take stock of your training practices and see whether training is really contributing to your business. It is a means of rewarding staff for their hard work and an opportunity for your colleagues and customers to hear about your achievements.
Attend one of our free information seminars during November 2006. Seminars are being held in:
Register now for one of the seminars.
This year Northern Ireland had 20 regional and a record breaking 10 national award winners. The award categories are divided into four different categories - organisations, individuals, partnerships and training providers. Read about each regional winner's story, (all UK winners are indicated in brackets )
Visit www.ntani.gov.uk for more information on the National Training Awards in Northern Ireland
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