If Acas provides training on a topic, link to the course page from relevant advice content.
A course page will be either:
- a listing page on obs.acas.org.uk, for example mental health training
- a training topic page on www.acas.org.uk, for example equality, diversity and inclusion training
We do not have a fixed content pattern for this, but it's best to:
- link within the body text of advice – these tend to get more engagement than related content links
- mention Acas training as part of a relevant step in the advice if it could help an employer – the main users of Acas training are employers and managers
- keep training content brief so it's easy to scan – more detail will be available on the course page
The link could be passive or a call to action.
Acas training costs money, so it can help to say Acas 'provides training' or tell users they can 'book training' or 'get [insert topic] training' from Acas.
Example: as a sentence
You can get equality, diversity and inclusion training from Acas.
Example: with a subheading
Training for employers and managers
You can get Acas training on conducting investigations and following a fair disciplinary or grievance procedure.
Example: as part of further help and support
If you need help with a problem raised by an employee, you can contact the Acas helpline to talk through your options.
Acas also provides:
Example: box on a landing page
