Vocational Qualifications, Online Courses, Coaching, Personal and Professional Development
Mental health is just as important as physical health, and yet there are so many people who don’t want to admit to this. Instead, they are perfectly happy only caring for their physical health, and they are putting their mental health right at the back of the queue. This is not okay, and it’s not […]
Over the last few weeks, we’ve written a lot about assessment: about the growing shortage of assessors across the UK, about what recent regulatory failures tell FE providers, and about what it actually looks like when someone moves from experienced practitioner to qualified assessor. Pull those threads together and one theme runs through all of […]
At Aim Higher Training, we’ve always believed that the right qualification, at the right time, can change the trajectory of someone’s career. The hard part is often simply finding it. So we’re pleased to share that we’ve partnered with findcourses.co.uk, one of the UK’s best-known training marketplaces. This will make our courses easier to discover […]
How one health and social care professional gained the confidence, skills and qualifications to transform her organisation’s approach to workplace learning. Sarah had spent twelve years working in health and social care. She knew the sector inside out, the pressures, the people, the pace. What she didn’t have was a formal qualification in assessment. When […]
If you work in the FE sector and you have been considering whether to become a qualified assessor, here is something worth knowing: the timing has rarely been better. Across the UK, demand for skilled, credentialled assessors is outpacing supply, and that gap is widening. Whether you work in housing, health and social care, business […]
Recent assessment failures carry a powerful message for every FE provider following the latest fine issued by Ofqual to Cambridge English. The sector is once again reminded that assessment quality is not simply a compliance exercise. But that it sits at the very heart of learner confidence, organisational reputation and public trust. Over the past […]
If you’ve spent years building expertise in your field, whether that’s housing, management or any other profession, the chances are you already have the occupational knowledge that sits at the heart of great assessment. What many experienced professionals are missing isn’t the ability. It’s the qualification, the framework and the confidence to put it all […]
At Aim Higher Training, we’ve always held the same conviction: that professional development should do more than just about the issuing of a certificate. It should change practice, build genuine capability, and open real doors for the people who commit to it. That belief is what brought us to this moment, and it’s exactly why […]
At Aim Higher Training we’re celebrating Learning at Work Week with many others across the UK. This year organisations and businesses of every size will mark the occasion with workshops, webinars, and development activities, all united by this year’s national theme: Many Ways to Learn. It’s a theme that resonates deeply with us at Aim […]
The UK workforce development sector is at a crossroads. Qualification reforms are accelerating, employer expectations are rising, and regulatory scrutiny has never been sharper. Yet amid all this change, one issue continues to quietly undermine progress: Too many organisations are focused on delivering training. Too few are focused on whether it actually works. Courses are […]
