
Princess Royal Training Awards
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FREE
Event Ceremony
London
Usually in March
Princess Royal Training Awards
About This Award
Launched in 2016, the Princess Royal Training Awards were created after listening to feedback from employers. Their objective was simple: to reward and celebrate organisations which saw the value and wider organisational benefits of investing in learning and development. The Awards are supported by President, HRH The Princess Royal, who is a keen advocate of skills development.
The Awards are evidence-based and applications are assessed against a standard of excellence, which are called Hallmarks. This means that organisations don’t compete against each other; instead you need to show that through your exceptional training and development programmes, you are meeting a standard of excellence.
Every year they celebrate recipients from huge global organisations (who can prove their impact within the UK) to small non-profits and organisations of all shapes and sizes in between. What they all share is the ability to show that their investment in learning and development is making a positive and measurable impact on their organisation.
The Princess Royal Training Awards have created a robust application process, and time and commitment is needed in order to apply.
The Awards are free to enter, royally recognised and independently assessed by a team of experienced Assessors.
Awards Profile
Website and contact details
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Entry Timeline
Current cycle
Entries Open
Usually in March
2023 edition: Wed 1 Mar 2023
Entries Close
Usually in March
2023 edition: Fri 31 Mar 2023
Finalist Presentation
Yes
Finalists Announced
Usually in April
2023 edition: Sat 1 Apr 2023
Winners Announced
Usually in August
2023 edition: Tue 1 Aug 2023
Ceremony
To be confirmed
London
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Criteria, guidance and resources
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