For all urgent queries relating to our training programmes, please email estiacentre@slam.nhs.uk Please do not contact the Trust switchboard with queries relating to workshop access or cancellations.
Our Vision
Our Vision
By learning together we can create healthier lives for people with learning disabilities and autistic adults.
We work in partnership to inspire a committed, passionate and competent work-force by providing a wide range of quality-driven, specialist and expert-led, learning, development and research opportunities.
Our Values
Working together - We are better and stronger when we recognise and value our differences and work in partnership.
Promoting good practice – We lead by example to inspire and empower.
Inclusive – Through co-production we support everyone to contribute and achieve their full potential.
Evidence based – We aim for continuous improvement through quality assured practice, research and evaluation.
This training has had an important impact on my role. It really challenged me and I grew in confidence in dealing with work related matters. Since I finished it, I refer back to it very often and also talk about it with my colleagues at work. I have encouraged other colleagues to sign up as this training is a great fit for our our organisation.
Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training on Learning Disability and Autism
Tier 2 Training Options
All our Tier 2 training options for Oliver's Training are delivered in partnership with the National Autistic Society. These include the, 1-day training, 2-day Facilitator Trainer training, 3-day Learning Disability Co-Trainer Training, 3-Day Autism Co-Trainer training and the 4-day Lead trainer Training.
Quality approved
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City & Guilds Assured ProviderThe Estia Centre is a City & Guilds Assured provider with our Assured Programmes being unique to the learning disability sector and highly rated by employers. |
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The Estia Centre meets the Quality Standards for Adult Social Care Training Provision in the delivery of the Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training on Learning Disability and Autism within the adult social care sector
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