Does your job seem dull and meaningless?
On average, people spend 35-40 hours working every week. That’s some 80,000 hours during a career— that’s probably more time than you will spend with your own family. Beyond the paycheck, what does work give you? Few questions could be more important. It is sad to walk through life and experience work as empty and dreadful. Yet many do.

Do you have a passion for a healthy lifestyle, incorporating diet and exercise into your daily routine that you now want to share with others? This diploma will teach you everything you need to know about being an effective fitness instructor/personal trainer and helping your clients achieve their fitness goals on a daily basis.

32 comprehensive modules

Do you suffer from a Phobia? Many of us do to some degree.
A Phobia is one of the most common reasons why people struggle to reach their potential, it can be highly debilitating. Individuals with a phobia, worry that others will notice their anxiety and wrongly assume that they are incompetent. They often have difficulty in certain day to day situations and will try to avoid them.
Full of Practical Tips, this course will teach you how to coach yourself to overcome your phobia as well as how to hold on to the positive changes for the long-term.

Life constantly demands our attention, but when we become fixated on the past or worried about the future, we often miss vital information in our present.

Much of what is taught in Sales & Marketing courses today is Old B.S. (“Belief Systems”) that just doesn’t work for the Salesperson or Marketer anymore. Old, Outdated ideas will actually Hurt you in the New Millennium. You need Cutting-edge Tools, Tips and Strategies that REALLY get the Sales. Let CEO & Celebrity Trainer “Prof. Paul” teach you the Hidden Secrets that WEALTHY Salespeople & Marketers use to Rise above the rest. This top-notch training can help you Sell more than you ever thought possible. Let “Prof.

The Health & Social Care Certificate course contains all the knowledge you require to enter into a successful career as a carer. Upon completing the course, you will have the skills necessary to enter into this growing and important field.

Food allergies are triggered by allergens – certain proteins found in foods. Allergic reactions can be severe and even life-threatening if you are unable to properly identify, manage, and treat them. Because the amount of people affected by food allergies is rising, awareness of allergens is increasing worldwide. It’s therefore of utmost importance to remain well-informed and have an action plan in place in case of a reaction.

As a person approaches the end of their life, palliative or end of life care is crucial. Carers strive to keep the patient comfortable and as pain free as possible, while also providing important emotional, psychological and social support. They must develop a unique set of skills to provide this support to both the patient and their families.

Dementia is highly prevalent and affects millions of people around the world. It includes a broad category of brain diseases that become progressively worse over time – and we’re seeing a sharp increase in diagnosis.

This course provides a comprehensive insight into the types, nature and aspects of dementia, as well as ways to prevent and manage this terrible affliction.

From the different categories to the current research into the causes and potential ways to ease the burden of dementia, this comprehensive course covers all the bases.

Sleep deprivation is a serious issue faced by millions of people across the globe. The statistics in the UK alone are daunting, with close to 70% of residents reporting dealing with instances of acute or chronic sleep deprivation at least once in their lives. Sleep deprivation is more than simply waking up tired – it is a condition where you do not get enough sleep to function well. It can lead to serious health risks and complications.

Health hazards are a major concern, and implementing proper health and safety measures is a vital part of everyday life. For many, everyday life can mean spending most days at work, making the need for good hygiene somewhat of a necessity in the workplace. But regardless of whether it is for personal needs or to ensure successful workplace operation, keeping good hygiene is necessary in keeping illnesses at bay.

Full knowledge of all aspects of ‘working at height’ is vital for both employers and employees in the relevant industries in order to maintain a safe, productive and legal business.

This course provides a comprehensive insight into every aspect of ‘working at height’, how to do it properly, the potential hazards involved and how you can keep your company and workers safe.

Fire safety is an important issue for everyone in the UK. Homes and businesses need to develop fire safety plans to ensure that everyone stays safe. Your plan should talk about preventative measures, evacuation procedures and an evacuation map. These plans should also contain a lot of information on how to safely handle and use a fire extinguisher. Fire extinguishers can be difficult to use, so it is very important that you fully understand how to use one and how to tackle a blaze, to keep you, your property and your loved ones safe.

As a manager, you’re probably used to dealing with tough situations: employees who insist on being late, team members who miss deadlines, and staff members who can’t get along. But conversations about an employee’s personal appearance are a whole different ball game. It’s something that we often avoid talking about, or worse, make light of. This has two major themes. First, we’ll give you a framework for having those tough conversations. We’ll also give you some guidelines for customizing that framework for your organization.

The implications that texting while walking may cause are often overlooked; we all know the dangers of texting and driving but we need to be aware that texting and walking can be just as harmful. Accidents and other problems caused by texting and walking are becoming increasingly more common, particularly because we tend to lose awareness of our surroundings and are not as alert as we should be.