Nicx LTD can deliver whole courses or just small 'ad hoc' pieces of training. You can also hire us to provide demo's, facilitate workshops and work with sales/pre-sales.
Nicx Limited has a flexible charging policy. Consultants can be hired for as shorter duration as required.
Nicx provides general HR workshops and training and, in particular, Nicx Ltd provides consultants on behalf of SAP AG.
The list below contains some of the courses that are delivered on behalf of SAP UK (and other European Subsidiaries including SAP Sweden, Finland, Ireland, Switzerland & Belgium) using SAP's excellent materials, systems and facilities. If you have an enquiry about any of these courses please contact education.uk@sap.com / education.sweden@sap.comor visit SAP UK Education / SAP SE Education.
All courses are delivered at Enhancement Pack 4 level:
The main government scheme to promote work experience is floundering after Tesco changed its policy on placements in response to claims of 'forced labour'.
Former minister Liam Fox has called on the Chancellor to deregulate the UK jobs market, making it easier to hire and fire workers, ahead of the government's 21st of March budget.
There has been slow progress in efforts to increase the number of women in boardrooms and quotas may be the only way to remedy the situation, according to the heads of female business networks at top UK companies.
A damning independent report has blamed poor management at the UK Border Agency (UKBA) for security lapses that could have allowed criminals and terrorists to enter the UK.
A key reason for the lack of women at the top of corporations is that they are penalised for prioritising childcare duties over work, according to a report by Mercer.
McDonald's will offer volunteer workers at the London Olympics the chance to complete a qualification in customer service accredited by City & Guilds, it has announced.
Lloyds Banking Group has said it will claw back up to GBP2 million in bonuses from ten senior bankers, including former chief executive Eric Daniels, for their part in the mis-selling of payment protection insurance (PPI).
Employment minister Chris Grayling has defended the government's work experience programme and accused critics of being 'job snobs' for attacking placements at supermarket chains.
