Practical training in fire safety, security and technical skills
Business Helper is the home of BH Courses. We build and run hands-on training for installers, electricians and technical teams, and we keep the guidance here clear and free of jargon – for organisations and professionals in Ireland and the UK.
What we do
Business Helper brings everything BH Courses offers into one place. We connect businesses, installers and technical professionals with practical training, and we explain the standards and rules that affect your work in plain terms.
- Plain guidance on fire safety and security responsibilities for businesses
- Hands-on training pathways through BH Courses (Ireland & UK)
- Straight answers on standards, licensing and regulations
- Resources for installers, facility managers, landlords and SMEs
Training and upskilling with BH Courses
BH Courses runs practical, industry-aligned training across fire alarm, security, CCTV, networking, AI and cybersecurity. Courses suit installers, electricians, maintenance teams and anyone who needs clear, structured learning that holds up to compliance checks in Ireland and the UK.
Explore BH Courses Ireland & BH Courses UK
Course areas
Each area below explains what it covers, who it is for and how to get trained.
Fire Safety
What fire alarm work involves, who is responsible, and why a competent installer matters. For businesses, landlords and facility managers.
Security & CCTV
Practical guidance on CCTV, intruder alarms and licensing for homes and businesses, with a focus on doing the job properly.
AI
Practical AI skills for technical and business teams – what is genuinely useful day to day, and what is just hype.
Cybersecurity
Protecting systems, networks and data. Training built for real-world work, from the fundamentals to applied practice.
Industry resources
Neutral, reliable information to help you plan and stay compliant.
Get the right training
Whether you install, manage a site or run the business, Business Helper helps you find the right training and keep up with what is expected – in Ireland and the UK.