Profit through Access is a brand new online training course. Designed for tourism businesses - and free for your use - it will help you attract a wider range of visitors and improve your profits.
Some businesses are daunted by the prospect of tackling access. Many think it will be expensive. It needn’t be. One NorthEast has developed this course to help businesses improve the experience for all visitors. From an elderly couple who struggle with steps to a single traveller who is hard of hearing. From a family juggling children and luggage to a teenager managing diabetes. In fact any visitor who might need a little extra help.
The course is divided into sections. You study in your own time - as much or as little as you like in a session.
There are video clips with comments from visitors and ideas from other businesses. We ask you questions to get you thinking. As you work through the course, you will be able to develop an Access Statement and an action plan for your business. When you have completed the course you will receive a certificate.
You can run Profit through Access on a standard dial-up connection (56K modem). However, for optimum speed and to watch videos, broadband is recommended. Most standard computers will run the course, but to see detailed technical specifications, click here.
The course is free for tourism businesses to use. You will simply need to register once and then you can return and log-in as many times as you (or your staff) like, in order to complete the course.
Not sure what courses are eligible for Train to Gain that might be of interest to you. This flyer from the NECC gives you a taste of the very wide options.
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This factsheet gives full details of the Train to Gain service funded by the Learning and Skills Council, plus contacts for more information.