by Educationwise Rebecca | Mar 30, 2026 | News
Most businesses have a fairly clear sense of what training costs. The course fees, the time away from the day job, the admin involved in getting people enrolled and supported through a programme. These are visible costs and they are easy to point to when budgets get...
by Educationwise Rebecca | Mar 27, 2026 | News
There is a version of this decision that feels entirely rational. Training budgets get cut, headcount gets reduced and the focus shifts to delivering what needs to be delivered with the resources currently available. In the short term, the numbers often look fine....
by Educationwise Rebecca | Mar 26, 2026 | News
There is a tendency in a lot of organisations to think of training and development as an HR responsibility. Something that sits in a department, gets managed through an annual budget and shows up in conversations about compliance requirements and onboarding processes....
by Educationwise Rebecca | Mar 25, 2026 | News
The skills gap in the UK is real, it is well documented and it is getting worse in some sectors faster than it is improving in others. Businesses across health and fitness, education, sport and leisure, business and management and a wide range of other industries are...
by Educationwise Rebecca | Mar 24, 2026 | News
To enrol on a Level 3 Personal Training qualification, you normally need to have already completed a Level 2 Gym Instructing qualification first. That is the industry standard and for good reason. The Level 3 builds directly on the foundational knowledge that the...
by Educationwise Rebecca | Mar 23, 2026 | News
The decision to become a personal trainer is rarely a difficult one for the people who make it. The interest is usually there long before the decision is. What makes it difficult is the question of how to make it happen without creating a financial problem in the...
