Inova Consultancy is excited to announce that we will be delivering a programme to support women’s employability in the STEM sector by developing their self-efficacy and soft skills through online learning and a series of live webinars thanks to the generous funding from the…
We are approaching the piloting phase for the Create Future Project. Are you interested in helping to create support models for participation in future work life? Our pilot sessions will explore NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming), strength-based coaching and positive psychology when working with individuals who…
Inova Consultancy is happy to announce that we have some exciting opportunities for you to be a part of in 2022. Whether you are interested in mentoring opportunities, training or a family well-being programme, we have something to suit your needs! Happiness@Work A programme…
The SIMPLE project's second newsletter is now available to read here!
Now that our FemTalks project has come to an end, we would love to share this great free platform for migrant women. The FemTalks Forum Platform is a great way for migrant women to network and share their stories. The platform helps give female…
Read about the new project updates inlcuding its new website here.
In July, we finished our piloting for our amazing SIMPLE project. We had employability, storytelling and fun workshops to explore their stories, read more here.
Want to read more about the Inclusive Business Launchpad project? Our leaflet is available here and will tell you all you need to know about this great new project.
Read more about the new Inclusive Business Launchpad project and its upcoming plans here!
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