Our Clients
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Shared Lives South West
We recently partnered with Shared Lives South West, an independent regional charity working with four local authorities, to upskill their management team, some of whom had moved into new roles.
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Flybe
Crisp are proud to have been Flybe's chosen training partner for their Microsoft Excel and Microsoft Word courses since September 2017.
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Lloyd & Whyte
To support her in a promotion, Hannah decided to pursue further personal development and she chose our ILM recognised 'Effective Team Leadership' package to provide her with the skills she needed.
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Crediton Dairy
‘It was important to us that we appointed a partner who understood our business, its people and who could work with us over the long-term'
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Alabare
Kieren is responsible for ensuring the charity complies with ICE (Information and Consultation with Employees) regulations and as part of this role he identified that their forum meetings were not effective.
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CEDA
‘As an organisation we find it difficult to get together as a group of managers and team leaders to do any form of training so our 5 days of leadership and management training with Crisp was a big investment in time and trust...'
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Learn Devon
Learn Devon, an adult training course provider for communities across Devon, had a desire to build a team culture that was more confident, positive and forward thinking. They approached us to design a training programme around Building Effective Customer Relationships.
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Lloyd & Whyte
Lloyd & Whyte recently approached us to create an ILM recognised Coaching in the Workplace programme. Intended for first line managers, the programme consisted of: Four days of workshops supported by online training resources and 1-2-1 tutorial session to help delegates complete the work-based ass
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Paritor Ltd
"When we were approached about becoming one of the first members of the GROW network, I didn’t hesitate. It gives our colleagues access to training throughout the year and for me, means I get the chance to network with other small business owners"