21 topics, 44 experts

Soft skills training for employees, live and online

Twenty topics, one hour each, taught live by an expert. No library, no licence, no modules to work through.

Tash Koster-ThomasAntonia ForsterAnne ParkerElisabeth WiklanderZoia MahjoubiJason GillRod Ben ZeevAnita NowakBen Wilberforce-RitchieMichael DiederichPaul RulkensRobert Wolfe

Most companies buy soft skills training in one of two shapes. A licence for a library nobody opens, or a workshop for twelve people that costs more per head than the flight would.

This is the third shape. One expert, sixty minutes, live, for as many colleagues as you want to invite, at a fee that does not move when the invitation list grows. You pick the subject and the date; we bring the expert, produce the session, moderate the questions and hand you the recording and the survey afterwards.

Below is everything we teach, grouped the way people actually ask for it. Every expert was auditioned before we put them in front of a client, and every rating on these pages comes from the people who attended, out of 5.

Communication and influence

The half of the job that happens in a meeting.

Leadership and teams

For the people who carry other people.

Wellbeing and resilience

The subjects people will not raise in a team meeting.

Diversity and inclusion

Run by experts who do this work daily, not by a compliance module.

Personal effectiveness and the AI age

What changes for everyone when the work itself changes.

Employee training programmes, one session at a time

A programme does not have to mean a curriculum. Clients who want more than one hour take a package of ten sessions across a year and spend them as they go: a leadership subject in February, something on stress before the summer, an AI session when the tools change again. Same price per session, no expiry before twelve months, and you decide the order as the year tells you what it needs.

Questions

What counts as soft skills training here?

Communication, leadership, collaboration, resilience, inclusion and everything else that decides whether people can work together. Not software, not compliance, not health and safety. If your question is about fire marshals or GDPR we are the wrong supplier and will say so in the first email.

Is this a programme or a single session?

Both, and you decide. One session is sixty minutes, live, for as many colleagues as you want. Most clients start with one and end up with a package of ten spread across a year, which is what a programme looks like when nobody has to disappear for two days.

How is this different from an e-learning library?

A library is content waiting for someone to open it, and the numbers on completion rates are bleak. This is a live hour with an expert who takes questions from the people watching, at a time you announce. People turn up because something is happening.

Can we run it for everyone, in every country?

Yes. The fee is per session, not per person, so a session for eighty costs the same as one for eight hundred. Live subtitles are available in 16 or 24 languages and the recording is yours afterwards.

What does it cost?

From €2,250 · £2,000 · $2,700 per session in a package of ten, which includes the expert, the production, the moderation, your branding, the survey and the recording. A single session is €2,850 · £2,500 · $3,400.

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