Your questions answered
What is it? A series of seven highly interactive online learning courses, with before and after competence assessment.
Who is it for? Our management courses online are designed for upskilling aspiring or new managers, and reskilling experienced ones. Transferable skills applicable to any sector, any culture.
What makes it different? Managers are upskilled more rapidly at a lower cost. There is a true demonstration of outcomes and return on investment.
How does it work? Individuals access the assessments and courses on any device at any time, progress and achievements are tracked.
Does it replace what I’ve already got? Use it stand-alone, or blend with what you have such as coaching/group sessions, personalised for each manager.
How does it compare? At around 60 minutes a course, they can be completed in bite-sized chunks and all seven together are the equivalent of a three-day classroom course.
Good investment? Clients tell us they are saving up to 60% on what they used to spend, with better outcomes. £307.50 (ex-VAT) per manager for the 7-course series, including pre and post course assessments. With volume discounts, it could be considerably less.
Our management courses online are used by forward-thinking organisations
Need to upskill your managers?
Bringing the drama to L&D
Our seven immersive courses are a master class in real-life, scenario-based learning.
Expect:
- Immersive, scenario-based learning – not just long-winded text, slides and videos.
- Automatic measurement built in.
- Courses that enhance anything you’ve already got in place.
The courses are set in the engaging and fictional world of the Rise and Dine company. Learners make decisions for Charlotte, a manager tasked with turning around an underperforming team of characters everyone will recognise!
Feedback along the way means they are always learning. The focus is on people not process, making sure managers get the skills to inspire and motivate their teams. They’ll get the confidence to turn those skills into behaviour change that sticks.
Checking every manager’s competency level
What does ‘good’ people management look like? We deal in seven competencies:
- Communication
- Team working
- Adapting to change
- Relationships
- Planning and organising
- Ability to analyse
- Delivering results
Within these, there are 69 key behaviours. We assess your people’s skills for managing a team in the context of each competency and behaviour, and measure performance against them. It’s complex in nature, but simple in practice.
