On Site – Training At Your Offices

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On-site – At your offices

Allows you to arrange training at your office location(s)

Our renowned on-site training is ideal company-wide training initiatives.\

Flexible

We work to your schedule and hold the training at your location. We can use standard training courses or customise content to suit the training and learning outcomes that you require.

Cost Effective

Take advantage of SureSkills’ on-site training offering so that you can save on time travelled and ‘out of office’ expenses.

Better ROI

Increase your employee productivity, while minimising downtime. On-site training also allows employees to operate their actual own PCs and software, meaning that they can quickly use their new skills.  

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On-Site Training FAQ.

LEVERAGE INTERNAL RESOURCES TO BE MORE COST EFFECTIVE

In simple terms, on-site training is training that takes place at your business location and involves using a company’s own premises and equipment. The course is often delivered by an outside company such as SureSkills and is usually tailored to your employees’ learning requirements.

There are plenty of benefits that come with offering on-site training to your employees. One of the easy ones for most training managers is that you can layout the room and any related material or company resource the way that you want it to appear. However, the following list details some of the most valued from a client’s point of view:

On-site training can be very cost-effective in the short and long run, too. For example doing multiple half day sessions can mean that a full day is not lost and that your employees can get back to work sooner.

Another benefit of on-site training is collaboration & innovation. Especially when the course is only for employees – they have the opportunity to collaborate and develop stronger relationships.

With on-site training, you and your team can tailor the training resources to meet the specific needs and goals.

No, you can use an office or a standard meeting room for most training. However, please see the list below aimed at helping you decide what you need for your on-site training session.

On-Site Training Room Check List

WHAT TO HAVE FOR YOUR ON-SITE TRAINING SESSION

Every training session should have an agreed checklist with the trainer or the training company so that you can review prior to and after each session, having a checklist is also a great way to take away any additional learning from what could be done better and what was done well – so that feedback is accurate and clear.

If you are training on software, considerations include networking and Internet connectivity are paramount. While some Microsoft office applications do not require any special internet setup, however the setup for Outlook Sharepoint, Teams require networked computers and the use of the organisation’s network. 

This is especially relevant if the training requires access to Office 356 features or access to a network or a shared drive. Plese make sure your IT team has set up and tested this ahead of time.

Whiteboards and Flipcharts are the staple communication method of training in a classroom. Whether for brainstorming, discussions or just noting key points. Flipcharts are inexpensive, yet effective training aids for small groups up to thirty participants (depending on room configuration). They provide an easy way to capture key thoughts or to highlight information in small group settings. 

As mentioned earlier visual aids help to retain the information especially in a world of multi-media and smart phones. Video projectors, or alternatively, a large screen, have become essential learning tools in training.

Most modern board rooms, or training rooms are likely to be well laid out and should have enough plug sockets around the room for any kind of device. However, what about your learners – will they need power for their laptop or tablet? Make sure you avoid using extension cables where possible from a health and safety point of view.

A tea/coffee breaks during training are critical. Learners can only take so much in at one time and a good training session is broken into bite size elements. It is also important to stay hydrated to ensure everyone’s well-being. Breaks for a refreshment will allow learners and trainers to regularly clear their heads before tackling the next part of the training session. It’s also an excellent way to encourage discussions among the participants, as well as a chance for them to talk with the trainer.

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