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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