STC Education
Professional Training & Coaching - Eastern Creek, New South Wales, Australia
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STC Education draws on over 32 years of motoring experience with a focus on training, education and development. Based in Sydney's Northwest and headed by Manager Director Stewart Nicholls. With 26 years of business experience in operations, training and business development our experience draws on many face to face encounters that have enriched the lives of people across the world.As consultants, STC Education draws on experience from working with the private sector, government departments such as Transport for NSW, ministers at all levels, NSW Police, Corrections, Juvenile Justice, Ambulance and local councils. WHS and risk reduction is our specialty along with training, education and event management. STC Education offers behavioural changing driver education, with the focus being on driver responsibility. These include: -• Awareness Driver Training Program• Load Restraint Training• 4wd Competency• On road in-vehicle coaching• Plant and Equipment safety awareness • Personal Protection programWe also offer safe driving policy advice and generation, WHS driver management and fleet advice including fit for purpose vehicle evaluations and crash investigation where cultural change can see improvement in future safe outcomes for workers. Public speaking and guest speaking appearances including brain injury sufferer Jarrad Ingram are available and support for any initiative that helps reduce road trauma is our passion. Our event management experience began in 1997 with the Bay Stages State Championship Rally. STC Education can help you design, plan and facilitate any event you require. This could include product launches, team building, or promotions. During the Covid19 pandemic, we are also offering video training via ZOOM.
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