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People are our most important asset at Castle Leisure Group and we encourage all employees, through our training programme, to be our managers of the future.
Castle Leisure Group respects and values the diversity and talents of our people and positively supports their development. We are committed to promoting from within and with the right attitude our employees will reach the top – there are many examples of this. Our tools of encouragement include career advancement and a pay related training structure, which is issued to all new employees with their induction pack.
Training staff in the areas of business and customer service carries an important personal incentive for them as it facilitates their development and has been demonstrated to rapidly progress their prospects of promotion. The continuing success of our organisation rests with the ability of our staff and we believe that the Investors In People accreditation has recognised our support and dedication to our staff. As we now adopt the principles of the EFQM model (a comprehensive, continuous improvement tool to improve overall strategy, performance and achieve excellence through leadership) our people will ensure our success with suppliers and customers alike.
Whether team members are full-time, part-time, and regardless of their position, the company will invest time and money to train them in every aspect of job enabling you to perform your duties effectively and efficiently and have the most fun in doing so.
At CLG you will always be encouraged to develop new skills and knowledge - the success of our business depends upon it. We see training as a shared responsibility between you and your manager, developing your skills to meet the requirements of our business.
Your training will take many forms including:
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An Induction programme where you will learn all about CLG and what is expected of you in your new job. |
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A structured training programme to assist you in career development. |
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Individual coaching, on-the job training, and the chance to attend external courses. |
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