See project summaries below and click on the links for more information about our most innovative and exciting work.

Response to Redundancy (R2R)

We have recently been commissioned to run a large scale 'Response to Redundancy' programme from our Derby Training Centre, and we are actively seeking to form more partnerships with organisations keen to exploit our trainers' skills and experience in this area. To find out more, click here.

Apprenticeships

We have a rapidly growing service acting as a broker of Apprenticeship placements. Employer clients can benefit from our large volume of learners, may of whom are seeking an Apprenticeship position; likewise would-be Apprentices can be put forward as candidates to our clients. Click here for more information.

14-19 Training

As a leading training company, Quantum Group has a proven track record of helping people who have already started their career to learn new skills and progress. However the continuing staff and skills shortages in the health and social care sectors as noted by our many clients, along with the disproportionate degree of unemployment amongst society's younger groups, helped us to decide that we have something to contribute to training younger people and helping them find work as carers. Therefore we have set up a project team to increase our activities and training offer for this sector (the 'Building Bridges into Health and Social Care' project showcased below is an example of this work). Click here to read more.

Building Bridges into Health and Social Care
 

Quantum Group recently delivered a very successful Diploma course in Health and Social Care for a group of young people on behalf of Connexions Leicester Shire. Members of the group learned new skills relevant to care work, including food hygiene, manual handling and customer care. They also received tuition in I.T. and help with their CV and job search and were awarded a certificate by the Mayor of Leicester. Click here to read more.

Dignity in Care

The Quantum Group has recently joined the Department of Health's 'Dignity Campaign' , in support of the drive for improvement in the quality of care, and reducing disrespect and abuse, wherever care is given. Click here to read more.