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SKILLS FUNDING AGENCY - REGISTER OF TRAINING ORGANISATIONS - 5 APRIL 2012 The Register of Training Organisations is a single list of organisations that have been successful in the Skills Funding Agency's Due Diligence Assurance Gateway process for the delivery of education and training services. The Register includes organisations that have a current direct funding agreement with the Skills Funding Agency as well as organisations that are subcontractors to Agency lead providers and organisations that have no direct or indirect relationship with the Agency at this time. The Agency signals upcoming invitations to tender in its weekly Update newsletter. Organisations are listed on the Register according to their UK Provider Registration Number (UKPRN) and organisation name. UKPRN NAME OF ORGANISATION (A - C) UKPRN NAME OF ORGANISATION (D TO J) UKPRN NAME OF ORGANISATION (K - P) UKPRN NAME OF ORGANISATION (Q - T) UKPRN NAME OF ORGANISATION (U - Z) 10004031 15BILLION 10001997 D M T BUSINESS SERVICES LTD 10033723 K & G HAIR LLP 10021018 QDOS TRAINING LIMITED 10003816 UFI LIMITED 10033900 1ST 4 CARE LIMITED 10031146 D MANTLE LIMITED 10000446 KAPLAN FINANCIAL LIMITED 10002264 QINETIQ LIMITED 10010964 UK ELEARNING LIMITED 10019982 4TECH MOTO LIMITED 10009067 D.C.E.T. LIMITED 10016742 KATS LTD 10022307 QKL LIMITED 10036244 UK TRINITY COLLEGE LIMITED 10000020 5 E LTD 10001831 DAMAR LIMITED 10003546 KEEPING IT SIMPLE TRAINING LIMITED 10027438 QUALITRAIN LIMITED 10033129 UNIQUE TRAINING NORTH EAST LIMITED 10035882 A NEW DAY UK CIC 10001848 DARLINGTON BOROUGH COUNCIL 10003571 KEITS TRAINING SERVICES LTD 10005319 QUBE QUALIFICATIONS AND DEVELOPMENT LIMITED 10010025 UNITED RESPONSE 10019628 AB1 GROUP LIMITED 10001850 DARLINGTON COLLEGE 10003558 KENDAL COLLEGE 10005325 QUEEN ELIZABETH SIXTH FORM COLLEGE 10000712 UNIVERSITY COLLEGE BIRMINGHAM 10010933 ABA TRAINING LIMITED 10001828 DART LIMITED 10003561 KENNEDY SCOTT LIMITED 10005339 QUEEN MARY'S COLLEGE 10006427 UNIVERSITY FOR THE CREATIVE ARTS 10033973 ABDI LIMITED 10001869 DAVIDSON TRAINING UK LIMITED 10003564 KENSINGTON AND CHELSEA COLLEGE 10036516 QUEST TRAINING SOUTH EAST LIMITED 10007851 UNIVERSITY OF DERBY 10000054 ABILITY PROFESSIONAL TRAINING LIMITED 10012429 DAWN BUTLER 10003570 KENT COUNTY COUNCIL 10036347 QUINDELL LIMITED 10007151 UNIVERSITY OF LINCOLN 10000055 ABINGDON AND WITNEY COLLEGE 10022117 DAWN HODGE ASSOCIATES LIMITED 10003586 KETTERING BOROUGH COUNCIL 10005358 R.W. RECHERE & ASSOCIATES LIMITED 10007164 UNIVERSITY OF THE WEST OF ENGLAND, BRISTOL 10013650 ABOVE BAR COLLEGE LIMITED 10023877 DCAS BUSINESS SCHOOL LIMITED 10003593 KEY TRAINING LIMITED 10005389 RAVENSBOURNE LIMITED 10007166 UNIVERSITY OF WOLVERHAMPTON 10000060 ACACIA TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT LTD 10001883 DE MONTFORT UNIVERSITY 10034400 KF TRAINING LIMITED 10024704 RAYTHEON SYSTEMS LIMITED 10021021 URBAN FUTURES LONDON LIMITED 10000061 ACACIA TRAINING LIMITED 10020050 DEANS LONDON LIMITED 10003602 KIDDERMINSTER COLLEGE 10005398 READING BOROUGH COUNCIL 10007193 UXBRIDGE COLLEGE 10000191 ACADEMY EDUCATION LIMITED 10001897 DEARNE VALLEY COLLEGE 10003674 KINGSTON COLLEGE 10021311 REAL IDEAS ORGANISATION CIC 10029663 V EDUCATIONAL SERVICES LIMITED 10009950 ACADEMY FOR TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT LIMITED 10005109 DERBY BUSINESS COLLEGE LIMITED 10003676 KINGSTON MAURWARD COLLEGE 10009577 REAL-TIME TRAINING LTD 10003841 V LEARNING NET 10031419 ACADEMY OF MUSIC & SOUND LTD 10001918 DERBY CITY COUNCIL 10003198 KINGSTON UPON HULL CITY COUNCIL 10005404 REASEHEATH COLLEGE 10012537 VALI ENGINEERING LIMITED 10024597 ACADEMY TRAINING GROUP LIMITED 10001919 DERBY COLLEGE 10003688 KIRKDALE INDUSTRIAL TRAINING SERVICES LIMITED 10005406 RED KITE LEARNING 10019260 VALLEY FORGE (UK) LIMITED 10000076 ACCENT ON TRAINING LIMITED 10001927 DERBYSHIRE AND NOTTINGHAMSHIRE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY 10003189 KIRKLEES COLLEGE 10005410 REDBRIDGE COLLEGE 10007212 VARNDEAN COLLEGE 10019332 ACCENT REGENERATION & COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS LIMITED 10001928 DERBYSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL 10003692 KIRKLEES METROPOLITAN COUNCIL 10005412 REDBRIDGE LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL 10007218 VENTURE LEARNING LIMITED 10009803 ACCENTURE (UK) LIMITED 10010125 DERBYSHIRE LEARNING & DEVELOPMENT CONSORTIUM 10003573 KITA LIMITED 10005413 REDCAR AND CLEVELAND BOROUGH COUNCIL 10018905 VERSA PROFESSIONAL SERVICES LIMITED 10026387 ACCESS TO BUSINESS 10001929 DERWEN COLLEGE 10032896 KNIGHTS TRAINING ACADEMY LIMITED 10005414 REDCAR AND CLEVELAND COLLEGE 10023925 VIRGIN MEDIA LIMITED 10000080 ACCESS TO MUSIC LIMITED 10001934 DERWENTSIDE COLLEGE 10003708 KNOWSLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE 10031984 REDWOOD EDUCATION AND SKILLS LIMITED 10006845 VIRTUAL COLLEGE LIMITED 10010584 ACCESS TRAINING (EAST MIDLANDS) LTD 10001940 DETA (2000) LIMITED 10003709 KNOWSLEY METROPOLITAN BOROUGH COUNCIL 10021172 REED IN PARTNERSHIP LIMITED 10007232 VISAGE SCHOOL OF BEAUTY THERAPY LIMITED 10010726 ACCESS TRAINING (SOUTH WEST) LTD 10020303 DEVELOP TRAINING LIMITED 10031872 KP SKILLS LIMITED 10005429 REGENT COLLEGE 10035457 VISION OF EXCELLENCE COMMUNITY INTEREST COMPANY 10009059 ACCESS TRAINING LIMITED 10001944 DEVELOPING INITIATIVES FOR SUPPORT IN THE COMMUNITY LIMITED 10026194 KPI DEVELOPMENT LIMITED 10033235 REGO SOLUTIONS LTD 10010620 VITAL REGENERATION 10000093 ACCRINGTON AND ROSSENDALE COLLEGE 10019048 DEVELOPING PERFORMANCE PARTNERSHIP LIMITED 10003720 KTS TRAINING (2002) LIMITED 10005435 REIGATE COLLEGE 10035259 VIVISUM SOLUTIONS LIMITED 10019431 ACHIEVE THROUGH LEARNING LIMITED 10001951 DEVON COUNTY COUNCIL 10003744 LAGAT LIMITED 10025330 RELEASE POTENTIAL LTD 10009450 VOCATIONAL TRAINING SERVICES CARE SECTOR LIMITED 10000099 ACHIEVEMENT TRAINING LIMITED 10026332 DIGITAL PENINSULA NETWORK LIMITED 10003753 LAKES COLLEGE WEST CUMBRIA 10024686 RESOURCES (N E) LIMITED 10007262 VOLUNTARY ACTION LEWISHAM (THE LEWISHAM COUNCIL FOR VOLUNTARY SERVICE) 10000105 ACORN LEARNING SOLUTIONS LIMITED 10001971 DIMENSIONS TRAINING SOLUTIONS LIMITED 10003755 LAMBETH COLLEGE 10023047 RETAIL MOTOR INDUSTRY TRAINING LIMITED 10010763 VOLUNTEER CORNWALL 10000108 ACORN TRAINING CONSULTANTS LIMITED 10032411 DIVINE MOTIONS ACACARE LIMITED 10003995 LAMBETH LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL 10005457 REWARDS TRAINING RECRUITMENT CONSULTANCY LIMITED 10002500 VT FLAGSHIP LIMITED 10009697 ACORN TRAINING SERVICES LIMITED 10002005 DONCASTER COLLEGE 10003765 LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL 10027636 RHINO TRAINING LIMITED 10007659 W S TRAINING LTD. 10010728 ACTION FOR BLIND PEOPLE 10002008 DONCASTER METROPOLITAN BOROUGH COUNCIL 10003768 LANCASTER AND MORECAMBE COLLEGE 10005465 RICHARD HUISH COLLEGE, TAUNTON 10007291 WAKEFIELD CITY COUNCIL 10013506 ACTION TRAINING (STOKE) LTD 10002009 DONCASTER ROTHERHAM AND DISTRICT MOTOR TRADES GROUP TRAINING ASSOCIATION LIMITE 10003771 LANCASTER TRAINING SERVICES LIMITED 10005466 RICHMOND ADULT COMMUNITY COLLEGE 10002789 WAKEFIELD COLLEGE 10028941 ACTIVE SYNERGY DEVELOPMENT SERVICES LIMITED 10004399 DOOSAN POWER SYSTEMS LIMITED 10008330 LANDAU LIMITED 10007362 RICHMOND UPON THAMES BOROUGH COUNCIL 10007299 WALFORD AND NORTH SHROPSHIRE COLLEGE 10000124 ACTON TRAINING CENTRE LIMITED 10002013 DORSET COUNTY COUNCIL 10003785 LANTRA 10005469 RICHMOND UPON THAMES COLLEGE 10007315 WALSALL COLLEGE 10000147 ADULT TRAINING NETWORK LIMITED 10031199 DORSET PROBATION TRUST 10022654 LAWN TENNIS ASSOCIATION 10005473 RIDGEMOND TRAINING LTD. 10007881 WALSALL HOUSING GROUP LIMITED 10032686 AFRICA ADVOCACY FOUNDATION LIMITED 10007924 DUDLEY COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY 10027803 LD TRAINING SERVICES LIMITED 10002863 RIVERSIDE COLLEGE HALTON 10007318 WALSALL METROPOLITAN BOROUGH COUNCIL 10032745 AGE UK TRADING LIMITED 10002054 DUDLEY METROPOLITAN BOROUGH COUNCIL 10003797 LDR SQUARED LTD 10005488 RIVERSIDE TRAINING LIMITED 10007320 WALTHAM FOREST CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TRAINING TRUST LIMITED 10036303 AGILISYS LIMITED 10029823 DV8 TRAINING (BRIGHTON) LIMITED 10003808 LEAGUE FOOTBALL EDUCATION 10005508 ROCHDALE BOROUGH COUNCIL 10007321 WALTHAM FOREST COLLEGE 10027604 ALANDALE LOGISTICS LIMITED 10002073 DV8 TRAINING LTD 10003274 LEAN EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT LIMITED 10005509 ROCHDALE TRAINING ASSOCIATION LIMITED 10007322 WALTHAM FOREST LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL 10000201 ALDER TRAINING LIMITED 10021822 DYNAMIC PEOPLE LIMITED 10008935 LEARNING CURVE (JAA) LIMITED 10005514 ROCKET TRAINING LIMITED 10004002 WANDSWORTH LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL 10027693 ALL TRADES TRAINING LIMITED 10010648 E.H.BOOTH & CO.,LIMITED 10003834 LEARNING INNOVATIONS TRAINING TEAM LIMITED 10031071 ROLLINGSOUND LIMITED 10007336 WARRINGTON BOROUGH COUNCIL 10000238 ALLIANCE LEARNING 10023793 E.ON UK PLC 10008712 LEARNING LINKS (EUROPE) LIMITED 10005520 ROLLS-ROYCE PLC 10007339 WARRINGTON COLLEGIATE 10022820 ALLIED HEALTHCARE GROUP LIMITED 10002088 EAGIT LTD 10003838 LEARNING LINKS (SOUTHERN) LTD. 10005521 ROMNEY RESOURCE 2000 LTD 10007859 WARWICKSHIRE COLLEGE, ROYAL LEAMINGTON SPA, RUGBY AND MORETON MORRELL 10010631 ALM TRAINING SERVICES LIMITED 10009206 EALING LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL 10033839 LEARNING SCHOOLS TRUST 10005535 ROTHERHAM BOROUGH COUNCIL 10007348 WARWICKSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL 10022311 ALPHA BUILDING SERVICES ENGINEERING LTD 10002094 EALING, HAMMERSMITH & WEST LONDON COLLEGE 10006449 LEARNING SOUTH WEST 10005534 ROTHERHAM COLLEGE OF ARTS AND TECHNOLOGY 10007349 WARWICKSHIRE GARAGE & TRANSPORT GROUP TRAINING ASSOCIATION LIMITED 10022070 ALPHA CARE AGENCY LIMITED 10030309 EARLY YEARS NETWORK TOWER HAMLETS 10009240 LEARNING TOGETHER CHESHIRE AND WARRINGTON 10031638 ROUTE CONSULTANCY LIMITED 10008986 WAVERLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL 10000256 ALTON COLLEGE 10002107 EAST BERKSHIRE COLLEGE 10025367
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