Since 2017 · Stokesborough, England

Corporate Training built around the problems your team actually has

We run workshops for 12 to 200 people. Each one starts with a diagnostic, so you pay for training that changes behaviour, not slides that gather dust.

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Team engaged in a corporate training workshop
14,200+training hours delivered
93%programme completion rate
186organisations trained
4.8 / 5average participant rating
72%rebook within 12 months
14,200+training hours delivered
93%programme completion rate
186organisations trained
4.8 / 5average participant rating
72%rebook within 12 months

What we train

Six programme families. Each one is modular: pick a half-day taster or a twelve-week deep dive.

Leadership for new managers

Most first-time managers get promoted for technical skill and then left to figure out people management alone. This programme gives them a framework for delegation, feedback and difficult conversations within their first 90 days.

2 days or 4 half-day sessions

Regulatory compliance

GDPR refreshers, anti-bribery, health and safety, whistleblowing procedures. We keep the content current with quarterly legal reviews so your records satisfy auditors without your team sitting through outdated material.

Half-day per topic

Commercial awareness

Designed for non-finance staff who need to read a P&L, understand margins, or contribute to budget planning. Participants leave with a spreadsheet model they can use in their own department the following week.

1 day

Productivity and time management

We audit how participants currently spend their working hours, identify the two or three habits that waste the most time, and build a personal system around their actual calendar and tools. No generic advice about eating frogs.

Half-day + 4-week follow-up

Presentation and influence

Each participant delivers three presentations during the day, filmed and reviewed. By the final round, the improvement is visible. We focus on structure and delivery, not PowerPoint templates.

1 day, max 10 participants

Change management

When a restructure, merger or system migration is coming, we prepare the managers who will be delivering the news. They practise handling resistance, running town halls and keeping their teams productive through uncertainty.

2 days, spaced one week apart

How a typical engagement works

From first call to final report, most programmes take four to six weeks to set up.

1

Scoping call (30 minutes)

We ask about team size, current skill gaps, any upcoming deadlines or regulatory requirements. You tell us what good looks like. No slides, no pitch deck.

2

Diagnostic survey

We send a short questionnaire to participants. Their answers shape the case studies, exercises and scenarios we use, so the training feels relevant from the first hour.

3

Programme design and proposal

You receive a written outline with session-by-session objectives, a clear fee, and a list of what we need from you (room, projector, participant list). Typical turnaround is five working days.

4

Delivery

Our facilitators travel to your site. Sessions run from 09:30 to 16:30 with working lunch. We bring printed workbooks and all materials. Groups of 8 to 20 work best, though we can handle up to 200 with breakout rooms.

5

Impact report

Two weeks after the programme, we survey participants again. You get a report comparing pre- and post-training confidence scores, plus specific recommendations for ongoing development.

Training session materials and team collaboration
Spotlight

A logistics firm cut onboarding time by five weeks

A 340-person distribution company in the Midlands was losing new warehouse supervisors within their first six months. Exit interviews pointed to the same issue: they felt unprepared for managing shift teams.

We designed a three-day programme covering rota planning, conflict resolution and basic employment law. The company ran it quarterly for new hires.

After twelve months, supervisor retention in the first year rose from 58% to 81%. The HR director estimated the saving at roughly £140,000 in recruitment costs alone.

81% first-year retention (up from 58%)

Questions we hear often

Three to four weeks is comfortable. We have delivered programmes with ten days' notice when the content was compliance-based and the group was under 20, but anything involving custom case studies needs more lead time.
Yes, though we find in-person delivery produces stronger results for anything involving group exercises or role-play. Online works well for compliance refreshers and short knowledge-transfer sessions. We use Teams or Zoom, whichever your organisation prefers.
A one-day on-site session for up to 16 participants starts at £2,400 plus VAT. Multi-day programmes and larger groups are quoted individually. Travel expenses within England are included; Scotland and Wales incur a small supplement.
We issue certificates of completion for all programmes. For formal accreditation (ILM, CMI), we partner with approved centres and can arrange this as part of the proposal. Accredited programmes typically cost 20-30% more due to registration and assessment fees.
If the average participant rating falls below 4 out of 5, we re-run the session at no charge. This has happened twice in seven years. Both times the issue was group size (over 25 in a room designed for 15), so we now include room specifications in every proposal.

Let's scope your programme

Tell us a bit about your team and the skills gap you want to close. We will come back to you within one working day with initial thoughts and availability.

12 Batz End, Stokesborough, England, YM51 5FW, United Kingdom