In-Company Training

In-company training may be right for your organisation if you:

• have a number of employees that would benefit from the same training
• would like flexibility on date and location of your training
• are looking for time and cost efficiencies in team training
• would like the training customised to focus on your industry
• want company-specific, confidential information to be discussed during the course

Choose the location and delivery method that suits you best:

• Our preferred partner venues, offering conference facilities at locations across the UK
• Your own premises, supported by our experience in setting up training rooms
• An offsite location of your own choosing
• Our Virtual Classroom, usually using Zoom, offering interactive participation for delegates across your organisation wherever their location

Each delegate will receive a course training book, providing space to make their own notes. They will be able to use this as a reference after attending the course.

And everyone who completes the course will receive a certificate of attendance, which they can use to demonstrate their newly acquired knowledge and skills.

Our in-company training courses focus entirely on your learning objectives to give you the most useful training experience. Courses can be tailored to hold conversations around company-specific issues, and incorporate your own documentation and procedures within the training materials. Alternatively we can create a bespoke course to meet your requirements.

We can provided tailored solutions for a single training course right up to a continuing programme of managed courses. We will work with you to design training programmes that meet your defined objectives, are applicable to your business, take into account the training needs of the delegates, and incorporate a variety of learning methods. We will continually review the programme to ensure you are receiving maximum value for your investment.

Our independence from certification bodies allows us to provide advice and guidance without breaching ISO 17021 guidelines and without fear of compromising the certification process.