BIIAB Accredited Training - Ask For Angela

BIIAB Accredited Training

We’re really pleased to share that the National Ask for Angela Vulnerability Training is now officially accredited by the BIIAB (British Institute of Innkeeping Awarding Body).

This means our training has been independently checked and meets nationally recognised standards – a big step in helping us deliver consistent, quality support for teams and venues right across the UK.

Anyone who completes the training will not only pick up important knowledge and practical tools to help keep people safe, but they’ll also get recognised by one of the UK’s leading organisations in licensed hospitality.

Whether you run a venue, manage a team or work on the front line, you can now access trusted, quality-assured training that backs a safer, more responsible night-time economy.

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