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If you're a parent/ grandparent or if you work with or for children in any way; learning first aid will proffer you a brilliant confidence to save a life when it really counts and will support you too to nourish it in the right way. The Child First Aid Course for Infants Care is a tremendously beneficial First Aid and CPR program that covers all emergencies in children that can happen at any

ISO 29990 (Quality Management System) What is it all about & why is it important…………..??? Learning Services for Non-Formal Education and Training. Basic Requirement for Service Providers. ISO 29990 provides a unified parameter for learning service providers, including corporations, vocational institutions, and other life-long learning centers of good importance,

A good number of employers across the world do not possess a clear idea of what sort of specialized characteristics a quality workforce should have or how to go about creating one. New hires may bring with them excellent communication skills, technical capabilities and even the capacity for self-management too. However, they still are in need to scale-up in areas that are more employer-specific.

The port developments in Malacca, Klang and Kuantan, and the building of railway links between the ports on the east and west coasts of Peninsular Malaysia could completely distroyor disturb Singapore's competitive geographic location as a port. It is clear that Singapore has no other way except refocusing on its strategic relations and face up to the new economic challenges of the present ar

The recent spate of accidents and rise in fatalities at workplaces suggest that some are not paying heed to the adage that ‘if safety is thought to be expensive, just try having an accident’. Therefore, the decision to raise fines could not be timelier in the right sense in the present perspective. Employees, working in different companies must be educated or trained on the importanc

A decade ago, laws were reformed in such a way that may improve workers' safety following three high-profile workplace accidents in 2004, including the collapse of Nicoll Highway. The enactment of the Workplace Safety and Health Act meant the maximum fine for companies was raised to $500,000, up from $200,000 under the old Factories Act. A repeat offence carries a maximum fine of $1 million.