Training & Events

The success of your business often rests on the quality and skills of your employees.  Training can improve the performance and productivity of your staff and ensure they have the skills that your business needs.

Our workshop programme takes place at venues throughout the South West.  The workshops are facilitated by our parent company, Quality South West, on our behalf, using highly qualified and experienced trainers, they are designed for anyone involved with performance enhancement. These carefully structured and comprehensive sessions will ensure delegates take effective skills back to the workplace.

Workshops for the legal sector include:

· Lexcel Revisions

· Business Continuity Planning

· The increased importance of active supervision within law firms

· The importance of leadership in underpinning all law firm operations

 

 

 

 

 

 

Lexcel Revisions

This programme is intended to introduce the Lexcel Standard to practices and legal departments that are considering either introducing it into their organisations, or applying for initial assessment. In addition it is the perfect course for accredited practices that need to be brought up to speed with the proposed changes to the Standard.

 

Click here for details of Lexcel Revisions workshop in Taunton on  1 October 2008

 

 

Business Continuity Planning

This workshop discusses and reviews the possible disruptions which may confront businesses today—with particular reference to law firms and to consider what steps can be taken to mitigate and reduce the economic impact of these on the business.

 

 

The increased importance of active supervision within law firms

The purpose of this workshop is to enable team leaders and supervisors to review, focus upon and hone their supervisory skills to underpin Version 4 of the Lexcel Standards

 

 

The importance of leadership in underpinning all law firm operations

This workshop will enable operational and team leaders to review, focus upon and hone their leadership skills, especially in the context of the Code of Conduct 2007, IIP and Lexcel.

 

 

 

 

Recognising Excellence