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MCI Solutions is a multi-award-winning learning solutions consultancy that specialises in the areas of learning design, development, and delivery. We consult to private, public and government organisations on their learning and development needs. Our solutions can be derived from either our extensive catalogue of intellectual property or via bespoke consultancy where our client’s capability or capacity needs to be extended. Depending on our client’s requirements we can either place learning design consultants or take on learning design projects on their behalf. Our services include: Live Virtual Classroom Subscriptions Instructional Design Placements eLearning Courses Qualifications Face-to-Face & Virtual Professional Development Course Delivery Lego Serious Play Methodology & Facilitation Why Choose MCI Solutions? Unique Training Solutions We’re at the forefront of defining and using innovative unique training methods. Award-winning We set industry standards; others seem to agree. We’ve won 35 awards over the past 19 years. Trusted Educational Provider We know business and education. Count on us just like the many ASX companies who have trusted us to train their staff over 19 years. Bespoke We tailor our training to target your company’s specific learning and development needs.

National manger of the School Support contract NCS

The National Citizen Service (NCS) is a UK Government voluntary personal and social development programme for 15–17 year olds in England and Northern Ireland, funded largely by government money. It was formally announced in 2010 by Prime Minister David Cameron as part of the Conservative–Liberal Democrat coalition government's Big Society initiative, and it was launched in 2011. After the 2015 general election, the programme was continued under the Conservative government. In October 2016 Cameron, who had resigned as Prime Minister, became chairman of the NCS Trust's patrons' board. The scheme was made permanent through the National Citizen Service Act 2017The scheme takes place in the Spring, Summer or Autumn coinciding with school holidays. Groups of teenagers undertake a week-long residential visit, usually to an activity centre for an Outward Bound-style course in the countryside involving physical and team building activities. After this, volunteers undertake a residential week, gaining a taste of independent living and learning a variety of skills for their future. In the third (and sometimes fourth) week, participants plan and deliver a 'social action' project in their local community, often to raise awareness of or fund raise for a particular cause. Those completing the course receive a certificate at a graduation ceremony. The certificate is signed by the Prime Minister in office at the time of graduation. From 2013 on wards, volunteers have paid £50 each to take part in the scheme, although there are bursaries for those from low-income households.