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What makes training effective?
By tying training content and activities to real world applications, participants are able to see how the learning relates to their job and enables them to overcome key challenges in the workplace.
Developed in line with the 70:20:10 learning model, our training programs feature:
Content that can be immediately applied as it builds on the learner's existing knowledge and experience.
Practical instruction centred around real-world skills and challenges - not just theoretical concepts.
Opportunities to experiment in a safe environment with useful and relevant feedback.
Multiple interactive learning modes including simulations, quizzes, case studies and independent reflection.
Goal orientated learning with measurable objectives enabling learners to gauge their progress.
Modern content
Our course content is specifically curated to develop the knowledge, skills and mindset needed to succeed in today's ever-changing world.
Practical application
Practical team-based activities enable learners to practice and experiment with new skills in a psychologically safe environment.
Making it stick
For three months after training, learners receive our Learning In Action series by email featuring articles, tips, and templates to keep the learning fresh and embed the behaviour change.
Developing people and teams through accredited training, short courses, and award-winning simulations
BSB50820 Diploma of Project Management
This comprehensive professional development program leads to a nationally recognised qualification in project management and automatic CPPP certification with the Australian Institute of Project Management. Suitable for people working in any industry, this course is for professional project managers AND professionals with projects.
Gamified simulations are at the leading edge of adult education, providing a powerful experience that bridges the gap between theory-based learning and work-based application. Participants practice new ways of working in a safe, controlled environment... not to mention they're great fun!