The Equality Act (2010) is a crucial piece of legislation in the UK that consolidates and strengthens anti-discrimination laws to ensure that individuals are protected from unfair treatment and promote a more inclusive society. The Act provides a legal framework to safeguard people from discrimination, harassment, and victimisation based on protected characteristics such as age, disability, gender, race, religion or belief, and sexual orientation.
Our Equality Act (2010) training is delivered by experts in the field, ensuring that participants fully understand the scope and implications of the Act. The course covers the principles of equality, the responsibilities of employers and service providers, and how individuals are protected under the law.
Participants will engage in real-world case studies and scenarios that demonstrate the application of the Equality Act in different settings, such as workplaces, schools, and public services. This practical approach helps to ensure that participants can confidently apply the Act’s principles in their professional and personal lives.
This course is ideal for HR professionals, managers, educators, and anyone upholding or promoting equality and diversity. By the end of the training, participants will be equipped with the knowledge to identify and address discriminatory practices, create inclusive environments, and ensure compliance with the Equality Act (2010).
About us
Complete Training is part of The Inclusivity Group. We are a company committed to providing inclusive and person-centred services to deaf, disabled and elderly individuals and the services that support them. We offer a range of courses that can raise awareness and broaden people’s knowledge and understanding of disability. As experts in the field of access, education, and communication, we can provide support within a variety of settings. Anything from festivals, to universities, theatres, conferences, planned and impromptu meetings. Over the last two months alone, Complete Training has trained over 100 people to create a more knowledgeable and inclusive world for all.
We have partnered with many companies to improve access to all, including:
- Theatre Royal Plymouth
- Digital 4
- Hall for Cornwall
- The Brewhouse
- Queen’s Theatre Barnstaple
- Exeter Corn Exchange
- Plymouth City Council
- The Box
And more!
Our Social ‘Give-Back’
A percentage of all our sales goes towards our social value and community give-back fund. This pot funds our free British Sign Language (BSL) tasters, free BSL Education signs for schools and youth groups and funded spots on our BSL courses, which you can find on our face-to-face page here.
So, by buying any of our courses, you are investing in your personal growth and getting involved in giving back to your community, for which we are incredibly grateful.
