Bespoke Training

In addition to our existing scheduled training we can also run courses tailored to your specific needs on a date and at a location that is convenient to you. These can either be from our existing courses or we can tailor what we currently offer to meet your specific needs, whether it is a single course or a programme delivered just for your organisation.

With our extensive pool of highly experienced trainers we are able to create tailored programmes for all of your training needs, allowing you to:
 

  • Save time and money - Not only can bespoke training reduce the cost per delegate but you can also save on costly travel expenses and time away from the office.
     
  • Enjoy Flexibility - Courses can be held when it’s convenient or when you need it. This offers the choice to spread the training over a longer period of shorter courses or over long intensive days.
     
  • Tailor Content - Our trainers can work directly with you to develop a course which specifically targets your teams exact requirements and doesn’t follow a rigid set of goals.
     
  • Learn Online - We are able to deliver our courses over the web, providing live viewing to maintain all of the interaction of a face to face course, or recorded for review and reinforcement.
     
  • Ensure Confidentiality - The privacy of having a course run just for you means you and your teams can talk frankly and openly about specific sensitive problems you face.


For further information please fill in the form below, or contact Alice Chadwick-Jones on 020 7233 6026 or email alice.chadwick-jones@prca.org.uk.

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