May 5, 2023
We are delighted to announce that, after a period of time where we have been working hard to improve all aspects of our training delivery and governance, the panel at SWC Experts Group has granted us their highest level of #endorsement.
Our team at Dynamis Training is delighted to receive this endorsement, rooted in a laser-focus on our learners and their safe management of often difficult circumstances with vulnerable people in sometimes unpredictable encounters in their workplaces.
I want to thank Eric Baskind, Peter Turner and Tony Bleetman for their sage advice, keen eye for detail and encouragement in the process - it has been a straight-talking and beneficial process for me professionally and for our business. The support available is of the highest level and we aim to continue to benefit from it was we build on this achievement.
We strive to be the most-ready team in the sector, with the freshest approaches to help our clients in Education, Healthcare, Security & Enforcement, Retail and Hospitality sectors anywhere in the world.
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