Alpha Vesta
Quick facts
- Years trading
- 9 years (since 2017)
- Company size
- 11 to 50 employees
- Group size
- 1 to 30
- Delivery formats
- In Person, Virtual Instructor-Led Training (VILT), Hybrid / blended, Meta, Virtual - On-demand learning
- Delivers in
- USA (West Coast), USA (East Coast), USA (Other), Asia, Europe, Australasia, India, UK, UAE, Canada
About Alpha Vesta
Visit WebsiteAlpha Vesta specializes in raising awareness and preventing domestic abuse through community and workplace training. Their approach involves engaging, empowering, and educating to reduce the social and economic impact of domestic abuse. They offer bespoke training packages, CPD accredited training pathways, and consultancy services to improve domestic abuse policies and procedures. Alpha Vesta is unique in integrating frontline and lived experiences into their programs, ensuring that their training is informed by real-world insights. They also manage a Survivor and Insight Network, which drives best practices, training provisions, and policy development. Additionally, they partner with employers to leverage roles in breaking the cycle of domestic abuse.
- Group size
- 1 - 30
- Daily rate
- £500
- Number of employees
- 11 to 50
- Years trading
- 9
- Has own premises
- No
- Apprenticeships
- No
- Funded Courses
- No
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9 years experienceAlpha Vesta specializes in raising awareness and preventing domestic abuse through community and workplace training. Their approach involves engaging, empowering, and educating to reduce the social and economic impact of domestic abuse. They offer bespoke training packages, CPD accredited training pathways, and consultancy services to improve domestic abuse policies and procedures. Alpha Vesta is unique in integrating frontline and lived experiences into their programs, ensuring that their training is informed by real-world insights. They also manage a Survivor and Insight Network, which drives best practices, training provisions, and policy development. Additionally, they partner with employers to leverage roles in breaking the cycle of domestic abuse.
