Emma Sinclair Tap.cert

Emma Sinclair TAP.cert has a diverse work experience spanning several companies in the learning and development field. Starting with their most recent position at SThree, they served as the Head of Learning & Organizational Development for the UK, France, Belux, and Core Functions. Emma'sresponsibilities included designing career pathways, developing leaders, driving talent management, and defining organizational culture.

Prior to that, Emma worked at Virgin Media for a significant period of time. In their role as L&D Curriculum and Program Manager, they provided various learning initiatives to meet the needs of the digital landscape. Emma also partnered with senior stakeholders, coached and supported senior team members, and managed the training budget to develop a skilled L&D team.

Before joining Virgin Media, Emma held multiple roles within the Learning and Development department. As the L&D Project Support Officer, they combined project management guidance with L&D expertise, created and maintained project plans, and managed stakeholder expectations. In their role as Principal Learning Designer, they effectively partnered with business stakeholders to support current and future needs, influenced project decisions, and promoted the use of technology-based learning interventions.

Emma's career also includes experience at NTL:Telewest as an L&D Business Partner and at RESPONSE as a Training Manager. These positions contributed to their overall skill set and expertise in the L&D field.

Emma Sinclair TAP.cert attended Westbourne School for Girls, but no specific degree or field of study is provided. In terms of certifications, they obtained a Certificate in Assessing TAP Delivery, a Certificate in Design and Evaluation, and a Certificate in Training Delivery from The Training Foundation LLC in 2017. In 2019, they also obtained the Insights practitioner certification from Insights. Emma possibly has a certification in the CIPD Certificate in Training Practice, but the year of obtaining it is unknown.