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BizEd Management Course – Limited Places Now Open

We’re excited to announce the launch of the BizEd Management Online Course, a new CPD programme designed to help you strengthen your leadership, sharpen your strategy and grow your business.

Delivered in partnership with the University of the West of England (UWE Bristol), this course brings UK-recognised expertise, combining academic excellence with practical, real-world insights you can apply immediately.

Why regster for the BizEd course?

  • Gain hands on skills instrategy, innovation, problem solving, financial management and leading change
  • Learn from a programme shaped by proven business training frameworks
  • Connect with like-minded professionals in Gibraltar’s business community
  • Walk away with actionable and practical tools to drive real results
  • Digital credentials accredited by UWE, Bristol

Now Open to Non-Members (limited spaces available)
Due to demand, we’ve opened a limited number of places to non-members*

  • £50 (GFSB Members)
  • £100 (Non-Members)*

Course Details

  • Start Date: 5th May
  • Duration: 6 weeks (Tuesday evenings)
  • Format: Online ( 2-hour evening session per week)

Whether you’re a business owner, manager, or aspiring leader, this course is designed to give you the edge in today’s competitive environment.

Spaces are limited, for further information and to secure your place CLICK HERE

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