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Senara Learning was founded by Alison Cousins after 14 years designing global training programmes for organisations including Leatherhead Food International, BRCGS and BSI.
Her work with food safety teams, auditors and commercial professionals around the world has focused on translating technical expertise into practical learning that impr
Senara Learning was founded by Alison Cousins after 14 years designing global training programmes for organisations including Leatherhead Food International, BRCGS and BSI.
Her work with food safety teams, auditors and commercial professionals around the world has focused on translating technical expertise into practical learning that improves performance.
Today, Senara works with organisations to build capability across their teams, combining expert knowledge, engaging learning design and real-world application to create learning that drives lasting change.
Senara helps organisations build the capability their teams need to succeed through practical, engaging learning designed for real-world impact.
Led by a trained teacher and experienced instructional designer, Senara takes a learning-first approach. This means programmes are not only technically accurate, but carefully designed to engag
Senara helps organisations build the capability their teams need to succeed through practical, engaging learning designed for real-world impact.
Led by a trained teacher and experienced instructional designer, Senara takes a learning-first approach. This means programmes are not only technically accurate, but carefully designed to engage learners, support understanding and ensure knowledge is applied in practice — delivering greater value and impact for clients.
Our approach is:
Structured
Goal-aligned
Transparent
Sustainable
That means improvements continue long after delivery.

Contact us to get your free copy of the Senara Workforce Capability Checklist.
In 15 minutes, you can assess:
It provides a clear capability maturity score — and helps identify priority risks. Use it internally, or discuss the results with us.