Development and career path

Developing team skills
At Accrol we employ a wonderfully diverse workforce that’s representative of each of the communities in which we operate. However, for some colleagues English isn’t a first language.

Therefore, Accrol engaged with local Blackburn college to launch English, numeracy, and digital skills courses to develop core skills and confidence amongst colleagues helping them to achieve their personal and professional aims and enabling Accrol to develop and retain talent within the business.

Courses are delivered on-site by specialist, experienced tutors and 17 colleagues enrolled onto the programme, giving exceptional feedback about it from both a personal and professional viewpoint.

Accrol Group Holdings plc (LON:ACRL) is the UK’s leading independent tissue converter, producing toilet tissue, kitchen towel, facial tissue and biodegradable wet wipes.

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