Equip
(Training & Mentoring)
The social value landscape is constantly moving, and the pressure to keep up with new terminology or procurement legislation can feel daunting.
Delivered by our skilled Social Value Specialists, our training will empower you with the courage to realise your potential. Whatever session you choose, we promise it will be accessible, interactive and down-to-earth, with useful take-aways that can be implemented quickly.
Courses include:
| Social Value Awareness | 2 hours | online |
| Social Value Strategy Development | 4 hours | online or site-based |
| Social Value Training | 1 day | online or site-based |
| Social Value Development Course | 2 days (modular) | online |
Our Training Commitments
We will raise your awareness of social value,
to improve your understanding of how your organisation can align to current trends, legislation, stakeholder expectations and align to best practice.
We will help you create new and build on existing knowledge
to enable your organisation to take control and become a leader in social value.
We will assist you in building the skills needed
to strategically and tactically implement, manage and report social value to achieve the greatest return on your investment, aligned to the needs of your stakeholders.
We will support you to increase your confidence
to challenge the ‘norm’, influence organisational culture and champion social value creation.
What our clients say:
“The information Social Value Business provided on the current and future social value landscape for UK government was extremely insightful. My team got tangible value from the session, not to mention enjoying it, as well!”
“As a speaker, Richard from SVB is highly engaging. We appreciated that he tailored the material to suit the range of audiences we invited him to address, and each time made sure examples were ones which related to services they delivered. This made the sessions useful even for very “hands-on” clinical staff. He was great at involving the audience, and securing their active participation, even when we were in unfamiliar territory.”
