People in Vision offer training programmes in drugs awareness and substance misuse. Courses are part-time and discuss both legal and illegal substances, covering a wide variety of recreational drug use. The training is serving drug and alcohol services and any other agencies working with vulnerable or young clients.

Training is offered via interactive seminars, through "correspondence learning", or training is delivered via "blended learning", to include face-to-face tutor contact, and "group teaching".

The required study results of the certificate programmes can be achieved through personal study with tutor support throughout, leading to nationally accredited certificates at Levels 2 and 3.

Benefits of Substance Misuse Training with PIV include:

DANOS mapped training - helps to ensure that you have a competent workforce and that everyone has the knowledge and skills to deliver services to the required quality standards.

Various training levels - to suit professionals, volunteers and people in the community alike.

Providing 'underpinning knowledge' for NVQ assessments.

Correspondence option available nationwide - if you are unable to attend a course, correspondence learning is a flexible and convenient study option.

Various training methods - interactive seminars, correspondence learning and distance learning with local tutors.

Progressive training - a learning path, which includes nationally accredited certificates at levels 2 and 3.

Course materials support Government strategy - People in Vision tackle substance misuse through an educational model and cover the areas of legal and illegal drugs, drug abuse and the wider issues and implications for our society.

Exceptional value for money.