Our Clients

Working with Bristol City Council’s Adult Learning Team, we design, support and host a website for the service. As learning is in our DNA, we work with the team to promote and facilitate lifelong learning. Over work over the years include designing a Virtual Learning Environment, supporting online learning, course listing, video production, course page

Community Learning is a vital initiative under the umbrella of the Bristol City Council’s Employment, Skills, and Learning team. This initiative is dedicated to providing free community learning courses for residents of Bristol and North Somerset, targeting individuals with few or no qualifications, as well as adults who are unemployed and facing multiple barriers to learning

A provider of professional business training courses designed for companies requirement training and further professional training for their staff, Reed Learning offers over 259 training courses ranging from Management Development to Secretarial and Personal Development. Xelium designed, developed and continue to maintain, support and host the virtual learning environment for Reed Learning and its users.

Bristol WORKS provides young people with fantastic experiences of work so they can make the best career choices. Xelium designed, support and host the website for the service area from ground up to bring employers and education providers together to inspire young people most at risk of being left behind. An innovative education, business and […]

Dyslexia Action is a non-profit organisation based in the UK, providing support to those affected by dyslexia and literacy difficulties, across all sectors. Xelium worked with Dyslexia Action on the development of a training platform that offers specialised training to thousands of teachers and carers.

The Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB) is a charity and membership body of and for blind, partially sighted or people losing their sight. We worked closely with RNIB to comply with Surf Right requirements in building accessible websites and learning environment for our clients.

Bristol Apprenticeship is committed to finding the best jobs for young people with Bristol City Council and supporting them all the way to the top of an exciting and challenging career. Xelium developed and continue to support the site to assist those looking to be an apprentice or as parents and teachers looking for resources.

A training center based in London offering human resource certification training and courses to both local and international clientele, we worked with WM in the implementation of the company’s website, live chat system, course booking system, building bespoke landing pages for various online marketing campaigns and more. We also design, build, host and support

A West of England Community Learning initiative, the Community Learning West Virtual Learning Environment (a gov.uk website) was designed to support development workers, learning champions, tutors and learners in delivering community-based courses in the

Bristol Post 16 is a service that supports young people and their families to find post 16 learning and development in Bristol. Xelium worked with the Bristol City Council service area to design a site that targets specifically young people, parents/carers, education providers & young parents providing them with the help and resources.

Working closely with Bristol City Council’s Bristol Employment, Skills and Learning, we designed, support and host the official website for the service. The aim of the site is to deliver information on training courses both free and fee based as well as skills for work in Bristol.

We work with NHS Wales in designing their corporate learning environment for the entire National Health Services in Wales with a user base of over 90,000 people. Focusing primarily on accessibility and ease of use, the learning platform was successfully deployed with NHS Wales Informatics Service.

Together, the North Somerset, South Gloucestershire and Bristol City Councils formed the Community Learning Partnership with the aim of making a wide range of information on community learning available to the public. We worked with the authorities, 3 Local FE colleges, the WEA and over 100 partners to built a course listing site.