Liverpool-based training provider, The Learning Foundry, has been chosen as a finalist in the British Training Awards 2024.

The Learning Foundry, which has been shortlisted in the ‘Professional Services Initiative of the Year’ category, is  a full-service training provider, offering courses for anyone aged 16+ in the Liverpool City Region and beyond.

Other organisations nominated include the BT Group, Starbucks Coffee Company and NatWest as well as public sector heroes, tech superstars, global titans and everything in between.

The British Training Awards 2024 set out to discover and celebrate the organisations and individuals which are passionate about how learning and development plays a part in building a thriving workforce.

Steve Blackburn, The Learning Foundry’s head of commercial, says: “To be named as a finalist in the British Training Awards is a testament to the strength of The Learning Foundry’s offer to the housing sector and all of the hard work our team do to support professionalising and development the UK workforce.

“We’re so proud to support colleagues in the sector up and down the country to ensure that people in our communities are living in safe homes.”

Nate Harwood, founder of New Possible and British Training Awards judge, adds: “With the number of entries soaring by 90% this year, judging was both an immense privilege and a real challenge.

“Congratulations to all the finalists whose passion, dedication and talent is helping to showcase the best of British L&D.”

Winners will be announced at an awards ceremony in London on 19 June 2024.

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