Sharon has over 15 years’ experience working within the learning and development environment and has worked within the UK Justice sector for over nine years. The focus of her work is to support organisations in developing the products required to help ensure their staff have the knowledge and skills to competently carry out their roles, and to achieve the standards of practice necessary. She also provides consultancy and advice to help employers resolve training and development issues.
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Qualifications and apprenticeship support
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Qualifications and apprenticeship support
Experts in the design and delivery of apprenticeships and qualifications, whatever the size of your organisation.
Accreditation centre
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Accreditation centre
As an SFJ Awards centre, we work with organisations to design and implement bespoke training, assessment and QA solutions.
Competence frameworks
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Competence frameworks
Identify and structure the training and development your staff need to enhance their professional skills and knowledge.
Our team
Throughout our organisation, we are passionate about delivering better workforce and skills development outcomes across the Justice sector. Our expert team is at the heart of everything we do.
Customer testimonials
Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service
“We feel valued as members with regular and worthwhile communication and visits.”
Ministry of Justice
“The Skills for Justice team were invaluable to us to deliver this result. This required exceptional support and project management from the team to bring several organisations together working to the strictest of deadlines. Staff feel more valued and have greater transferable skills. We are confident that they will progress their careers in the sector.”
G4S
“Ambit helped us think about how to align core G4S values with the main areas of organisational life, so we are able to offer excellent support and opportunities to those we care for and get the best from our people through ongoing development and recognition of their achievements.”
