Leamington company wins three awards for its work in the learning technology sector
A Leamington company has won three awards for its work in the learning technology sector.
LAS (Learning Age Solutions Ltd) won two bronze awards and one gold at The Learning Technologies Awards 2021 which recently took place at the Park Plaza in Westminster, London.
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Hide AdThe gold award was given to LAS for being judged to be the Learning Organisation of the year.
The judges commented that "LAS is an excellent example of a small learning organisation leading the way in the industry.
They added: "LAS has a clear purpose, lives by its values and is making the world a better place through its UK and global projects."
One of the bronze awards were given to LAS for Excellence in the Design of Learning Content for its work with the pan-disability charity, Leonard Cheshire, on a three-year
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The other was given for Best Use of Blended Learning for LAS's work on a three-month programme with the NPCC (National Police Chief’s Council) for its learning and development staff across all 41 forces.
LAS's CEO, Rob Hubbard, said: “Delighted is an understatement.
"The Learning Technology awards are a huge deal and some of the most prestigious globally.
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Hide Ad"We are blown away to have won three awards this year which is testament to our wonderful team and amazing forward-thinking customers who put their trust in us.
"It has been a privilege to work on two such ambitious and impactful projects with Leonard Cheshire and The National Police Chief's Council, and to win Organisation of the Year is the highest accolade we could wish for."