Training & Learning for Care

Training & Learning for Care - Moving and Handling, First Aid and Health and Safety Training


Training & Learning for Care Ltd (TLC) was founded in January 1997 to meet the requirements of the moving and handling regulations. Initially targeting the healthcare settings, more recently we have diversified into industry at large.

In 1997, TLC became the first company to offer an accredited course using the Royal College of Nursing™'s continuing education points system. Then in 2000, we also became the first to offer a certificate level course in moving and handling people instruction, which was aimed specifically at the medical professions through OCR (Oxford and Cambridge assessment boards). Further recognition of our expertise in this field came when we became the first to offer a level four diploma in this subject matter.

HOISTS, SLINGS AND OTHER LIFTING EQUIPMENT

We have a range of lifting hoists for sale including the Locomotor Escort and Multi-lift. Our range of slings are tested in accordance with the proposed CEN standard and BS5827. They are suitable for use with any hoist with a standard spreader bar fixing. TLC offer quality slings at an affordable price.

A selection of handling aids is available from TLC all at a discounted rate. We offer 10% off the catalogue price with exactly the same standard of excellent service you would expect from TLC. To ensure that you pay the price that you see, we will deliver the product you purchase free of charge.

TLC CIRCLE MEMBERSHIP

  • Widen your portfolio of training services
  • Advertise your services and goods within TLC News and Views without charge (worth £120)
  • Free admission to the next annual conference (worth £145)
  • £400 to spend on Locomotor products from Select Healthcare
  • Reduced daily rate for TLC services (saving £150 per day)
  • Reduced rate for refresher training £112 instead of £135 (saving £23)
  • Free telephone support in matters regarding moving and handling
  • All new DVDs and CDs produced by TLC free of charge
  • Free web site design (worth £1,000)

FIRST ANNUAL TLC CONFERENCE FOR MOVING AND HANDLING INSTRUCTORS

For the past 10 years TLC have been training individuals who aspire to be moving and handling instructors. Therefore, it is with great pleasure that TLC are pleased to announce the first annual TLC conference. These conferences are aimed squarely at individuals who are, or wish to be, moving and handling instructors. All are welcome whether you trained as an instructor with TLC, Edge Services, ROSPA, Centaur or any other organisation. Each year the conference will be focused around a given theme. As this is the first of these conferences the theme chosen is 'developing the instructor'.

Topics cover a variety of issues ranging from working with classroom difficulties to linking theory with practice. A range of exhibitors will be there demonstrating their latest product range in relation to moving and handling.

For more information, please contact:

Contact Details
Training & Learning for Care Ltd
Springwell House
Sixth Street
Peterlee
Co. Durham
SR8 4SE
United Kingdom
Tel: +44 191 5184 488
Fax: +44 191 5184 333
Email: sales@movingandhandlinginstructors.co.uk
URL: www.movingandhandlinginstructors.co.uk

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The Escort hoist allows high lift, overcoming problems associated with lifting people on and off high beds.



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The locomotor sling is a general purpose sling with a small toileting aperture suitable for most hoist transfers.



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TLC were the first to offer a certificate level course in moving and handling people instruction within the medical field.



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