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The UK's workforce is ageing, but many organisations aren’t ready for the shift.

A third of the UK’s workforce is over 50, and the number of employees aged 65 and over has tripled in the past two decades. Yet only 42% of UK managers say they are open to hiring people aged 50-64. With ageism still widespread and retirement plans rarely discussed, organisations risk losing valuable skills and knowledge.

Let us help your organisation adapt and thrive in an evolving, age-diverse workforce.

Karen Tallis, Workplace Training Coordinator

Through our research with over 20 diverse organisations in an extensive consultancy programme, we have identified the common key priority areas for promoting age inclusion in the workplace. These insights have shaped our training offering, enabling employers to improve age inclusion, boost retention, enhance productivity among older workers, and support intergenerational workplaces.

With over 17,000 individuals trained across 270 organisations and 98% recommending our work, we help businesses retain older employees, facilitate knowledge transfer, and cultivate a more inclusive culture.

Training available

Please browse through our current training options below. These are delivered in a range of formats, including in-house workshops, online workshops, live webinars, and self-led eLearning modules, all designed to suit your workplace's needs and available budgets. Please visit each course to view delivery options and prices.

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Planning for Your Future

Retirement planning is often overlooked but has far-reaching consequences for individuals and organisations. Our training helps employees prepare emotionally and practically - covering financial, legal, lifestyle, and wellbeing considerations.

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Age Inclusive Leadership

Age Scotland offers an Age Inclusive Leadership training to promote an intergenerational workplace and improve the hiring rate of older people in Scotland.

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Age Friendly Customer Service

Age Scotland offers an Age Friendly Customer Service training to help customer-facing teams understand the challenges older people may face and improve their behaviour towards older customers.

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Unconscious Bias

Age Scotland's Unconscious Bias training improves inclusivity and understanding in the workplace by educating attendees on their own and others' unconscious bias.

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Menopause at Work

Women over 50 are now the fastest-growing segment of the workforce, and 6 in 10 report that menopause symptoms negatively impact their working life.

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Financial Wellbeing

Age Scotland's Financial Wellbeing Webinar for employees teaches attendees about saving, pensions, investments, and the link between financial and personal wellbeing.

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Health and Wellbeing

Support older workers to live their healthiest lives, reduce absence, and retain valuable staff for longer. Enquire about our new eLearning module from Age Scotland's workplace training team.