been contracting in the project Manager space for about 15years and given market, would like the opportunity to retrain and specialise in what is considered to be ‘hot’.
Security seems interesting but I have no idea where to start?
Aim is to be employable at all times...
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Project manager - RE-TRAINING but in what?
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Claiming exam and training costs from HMRC?
Currently working as an IT contractor and trying to navigate the minefield of expenses whilst being employed via an umbrella company. My question relates to claiming the costs of certification exams and training materials (books, video subscriptions, bootcamps etc..). Since I am not a limited company,...
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looking to perform some training
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I have just recently started my first contract role in Business Continuity for an initial 6 months. the role involves updating documents, making sure the business is compliant to ISO standards and managing the BC champions team to ensure the whole business has an awareness of...
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Product training paid by client vs IR35
Long time lurker here, I've done some reasearch on this, but couldn't get a definitive answer, so thought I'd double check here.
I'm currently working for a client through a limited company and performing a full system upgrade for a fairly big control system (I'm a control systems engineering...
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Training course expense
Hi all, I have been contracting for a year (Ltd co) and am planning on taking a training course but have been left somewhat confused by the dialogue I have had with my accountant over this - hoping to get a straight answer here (though I'm starting to wonder if there is one).
I've already searched...
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Six Sigma training...
Thinking of doing this but notice that to get on the "I'm certified, honest!" register, I have to provide some fairly detailed reports of projects, signed off by business sponsors/financial chappies to attest the benefit. As most of my contracts make me sign NDAs and clients aren't exactly...
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How to reclaim tax on self paid work training?
I have two questions about tax.
First of all I work in IT, and after my lost job finished in March, I spent £5000+ of my savings with a view to helping me get my next job. How can I claim back the tax (presumably 20%) on this sum, as it is a work related expense? FYI although I have...
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LSS Training?
Hi all,
I'm new to Lean Six Sigma and looking to get into it as it will help with the kind of client engagments I have, plus I think it will take my career into slightly different and hopefully more interesting directions.
Can anybody recommend a good training company;...
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