Yvette Salvaris
Yvette Salvaris BA, DipEd, B.Ed,ATCL Director and owner of Ethical Training Solutions and Ethical Recruitment Solutions.
Ethics and Education go hand in hand. You can’t have quality education, without an ethical approach. Yvette’s aim is to give people the opportunity to experience both. She feels that students of all ages have the right to a high quality education program with an ethical touch.
Yvette Salvaris is one of the directors and owners of Ethical Training Solutions, an education and training company. Ethical Training Solutions was built on a strong foundation of ethics and a passion of helping people be the best they can be. Yvette has over 20 years experience in the education industry as a teacher, mentor, manager, and trainer. She has taught both children and adults with her youngest student being 2 years old and her oldest being 75 years old. Yvette is a firm believer that education can change your life no matter how old you are.
Running a company keeps Yvette very busy, when she is not doing her thing, she loves to spend her free time traveling and learning new things.
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