Develop Your Business Skills

With the best non-profit SME/SMB trainers

BuildFutureSkills.com enables you to quickly and effectivly develop the leading edge skills necessary to succeed in enterprise and empower communities.

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EMPLOYING STAFF – POLICIES & PROCEDURES

If your non-profit employs staff, then be aware of the areas that can cause problems in the employer/employee relationship.

Hire appropriately, manage fairly and motivate effectively if you wish to retain productive staff.

60 days access

€110
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Featured Courses

Board Induction Training (Non-Profits)

Joining a non-profit board and lending your skills and experience to pursue a greater good is always an exciting time!

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€35.67

Board Governance Handbook – 6th Edition

Would you like to provide a comprehensive corporate governance overview to your Board or Committee?

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€29.95

The Role of Treasurer (Non-Profit Board)

Gain an insight into the financial management function as it typically applies to a non-profit organisation.

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€43.05

Employing Staff – Policies and Procedures

Learn the areas that can cause problems in the employer/employee relationship.

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€110.70

The General Data Protection Regulation – Level 2

A course for departmental line managers, Heads of Function, company directors and those responsible for ensuring GDPR

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€75.00

The Role of Company Secretary (CLG)

Learn the necessary skills to fulfill both the legal duties associated with the role as Company Secretary.

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€43.05

Role of the Chairperson (Non-Profits)

Learn the duties and responsibilities of a board Chairperson.

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€36.90

The General Data Protection Regulation – Level 1

A course for staff, supervisors and line managers working in customer facing roles or data handling related positions.

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€36.90

Testimonials

This was an amazing experience. The trainer was so knowledgeable about the topic at hand. I have no hesitation in recommending BFS.

Sam Knowles

Irish Web HQ

Course undertaken

Growing Trading Income (community & Social Enterprise)

A very practical course! Easy to follow. Will definitely be able to put what I've learned into practice.

Sarah

Charity Board Member

Course undertaken

The Role of Company Secretary

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Latest News

60% of employees want to work remotely some of the time – CSO

November 30th 2021

A new survey from the Central Statistics Office show that of those who could work remotely, 28% said they would like to work that way all the time while 60% said they would like it some of the time when all pandemic restrictions are lifted. The CSO’s latest Pulse Survey – Our Lives Online – […]

91% of Irish employers faced recruitment challenges in past year

November 29th 2021

New research has found that 91% of Irish-based employer have experienced recruitment challenges in the past 12 months. These skills shortages have had significant material impact for Irish businesses, impacting productivity, growth, and profitability, according to recruiting experts Hays Ireland. The research, published as part of the Hays Ireland Salary & Recruiting Trends Guide 2022, surveyed […]

Social Media a key channel for Irish retailers this Christmas

November 22nd 2021

Meta, formerly Facebook, published new research that shows Irish shoppers are using social media to inform purchasing decisions and to communicate with Irish SMEs they want to buy from. The survey was conducted by Ipsos Public Affairs from April 6 through May 23, 2021. Within Ireland, the sample included 1,064 adults. Nearly half of the […]

Data has become a burden rather than an advantage for most Irish businesses

November 12th 2021

A study published today at the virtual Dell Technologies Forum this week has revealed that the proliferation of data has become a burden, rather than an advantage for most Irish businesses. The recent study conducted by Forrester Consulting on behalf of Dell Technologies has found that while almost two-thirds of respondents in Ireland (63%) say […]