Southport MP Damien Moore has praised the work of Southport based Immersive Interactive, which works to support pupils from specialist schools gain experience in real-life scenarios.
The independent organisation specialises in immersive classrooms within primary secondary and special needs education, and their multi-sensory environments, engaging content and vast experience provide innovative learning spaces for employers and educational establishments.
Immersive are also the UK’s leading provider of unique learning spaces across the emergency services that bring the hazards and complexities of the workplace into safe learning environments where trainers can put students through their paces in a multitude of scenarios for vital experienced-based learning.
Managing Director David Salt said: “We are proud to be representing Southport by working at the forefront of the immersive technology market and delivering cutting edge products to customers worldwide, and as a local business, it was a pleasure to welcome the visit of Damien and to receive his support for our Immersive Space.”
“We have strong links to local universities, and have recently received the prestigious Knowledge.
Transfer Partnership award which will further our research partnership with LJMU to explore and develop even more advanced virtual experiences. It is our mission to continually enhance the learning experience from medical professionals to children practicing road safety.”
Damien Moore MP said: “This is a forward-thinking company whose software is helping many local organisations and businesses train staff to the highest standards whilst providing opportunities to develop and learn new skills.”
“I was also delighted to find that Immersive specialist in virtual classrooms for disabled pupils. We have a number of specialist schools in Southport who could benefit from this advancement in technology by enabling them to experience different scenarios in a safe environment”.
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