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Equality, Diversity and Inclusion

In-house EDI training tailored to your organisation. Strengthen inclusion, challenge bias and support a fair, respectful workplace.

Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Training Course

In‑House vs Open Courses

In‑house courses are private sessions delivered exclusively for a group of people from your organisation, on a date that suits you, with the option to tailor the content to your staff and setting.

Open courses are public Equality and Diversity UK training dates that anyone can book onto, ideal when you only need training for one or two people.

Looking for an open training course?

Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Training

Creating an inclusive workplace begins with understanding people — their identities, experiences and the barriers they may face. This course introduces the foundations of equality, diversity and inclusion, helping delegates explore bias, discrimination, protected characteristics and respectful communication. Through practical examples and reflective learning, participants gain the confidence to support colleagues, challenge unfair behaviour and contribute to a culture where everyone feels valued. It’s an essential programme for organisations committed to fairness and belonging.

In‑House vs Open Courses

In‑house courses are private sessions delivered exclusively for a group of people from your organisation, on a date that suits you, with the option to tailor the content to your staff and setting.

Open courses are public Equality and Diversity UK training dates that anyone can book onto, ideal when you only need training for one or two people.

Looking for an open training course?

Course Overview

Build a fairer, more inclusive workplace with our engaging, practical and accessible Equality, Diversity & Inclusion (EDI) Essentials course. Designed for all staff levels, this training helps you understand your responsibilities, challenge discrimination and promote positive, respectful working environments.

This course explores how personal values, beliefs and attitudes influence behaviour — and how these can shape workplace culture. Delegates learn how discrimination occurs, how to prevent it, and how to actively support equality and inclusion across teams, departments and organisations.

Key outcome: You’ll leave with the confidence to recognise bias, challenge inappropriate behaviour and contribute to a workplace where everyone feels respected, valued and included.

Course Outline

  • Introduction to Equality, Diversity & Inclusion (EDI)
  • Understanding equality, diversity and inclusion
  • Appropriate vs. inappropriate language, behaviour and actions
  • How to challenge inappropriate behaviour confidently and safely
  • Understanding individual needs and differences
  • Respecting others and promoting positive interactions
  • Equality legislation, including the Equality Act 2010
  • Practical strategies for embedding EDI in your organisation

Benefits of Attending

You’ll gain a clear understanding of the Equality Act 2010 and the nine protected characteristics, helping you recognise discrimination and avoid it through your language, behaviour and decision‑making.

The course also explores what effective EDI policies and practices look like, giving you the tools to help build a workplace that is fair, diverse and welcoming to all.

Who Should Attend?

This introductory course is suitable for everyone — employers, managers, supervisors, frontline staff, part‑time workers and volunteers. No previous EDI training is required.

Training Aims

The training helps you to:

  • Adopt best practice in recruitment, retention and career progression
  • Share and develop practical examples of good diversity practice
  • Work towards achieving exemplar EDI standards over time

Specific Learning Outcomes

  • Understand the nine protected characteristics
  • Recognise different types of discrimination
  • Explore how beliefs and attitudes influence behaviour
  • Develop empathy by examining stereotypes and assumptions
  • Recognise the benefits of embracing difference
  • Understand employer and employee responsibilities
  • Identify what “good practice” looks like for your organisation
  • Understand both individual and organisational responsibilities

Course Structure and Cost

All our courses are tailored to ensure the training reflects your organisation’s goals and priorities.

Delivery Options

The course can be delivered face to face or online via Zoom or Teams.

Course Fees

  • £595 for a half-day session
  • £895 for a full-day session
  • Two half-day sessions delivered on the same day are charged at the full-day rate

Please note: the half-day rate is not always available for face-to-face sessions.

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