Sheffield training provider expands across city

4th February 2015

A successful work-based training provider is expanding across Sheffield.

SIV Training, which runs a range of courses for organisations and individuals, has launched at six new city centre venues. Previously based at a centre in Norton, it now operates at Ponds Forge International Sports Centre, the English Institute of Sport - Sheffield, iceSheffield, Hillsborough Leisure Centre, Concord Sports Centre and Springs Leisure Centre. Courses include First Aid, Fire Safety Warden, Stress Awareness, Health and Safety in the Workplace, Risk Assessment and Customer Service. SIV Training, part of the Sheffield City Trust charity group, was named as a finalist at the St John Ambulance Everyday Hero Awards after being recognised for its training provision. Rachael Pyecroft, a trainer with SIV Training, said: -This expansion is part of the growing success of SIV Training. -With fully qualified and experienced trainers, we aim to provide the best training experience for businesses and individuals, offering a wide range of courses to suit everyone. -Our success has been built on an ethos of guiding organisations and individuals through the knowledge needed to pass a chosen course and also to feel comfortable using new skills within an external environment. For more information call 0114 237 4563 or visit https://www.sivltd.com/training.

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