For UK and International sales our standard invoicing currency is GBP Sterling while for sales in North and South America we invoice $USD. We also take Euros via BACS and cheque.

We accept payment via:

• BACS
• Cheque
• Credit Card
  • AMEX
  • VISA
  • Mastercard
  • Delta
  • Maestro

 

Yes, we run and / or supply activities for company away days, graduate inductions etc. Contact us for more details as we have specific activities that work well with very large groups.

Normally, yes, but you may need an expansion pack and / or create multiple teams. Please contact us for further guidance. All our activities are designed so that every participant has the opportunity to be fully involved. If you run an activity with teams that are too large, participants may have a legitimate excuse for not being fully involved, reducing learning opportunities.

Participants may be working as one team, as small competing teams or sub teams working towards the same brief. Please contact us for further guidance on specific activities.

This varies with each training package, please see the individual product pages for more details or contact us.

The grading of an activity refers to the level of skills, attitudes, approaches and behaviours that an activity is designed to address. For example an introductory communication activity might address effective communication within a team, and advanced communication activity will require effective communication within a team but it may also address communication across multiple, remote teams. The level of activity does not refer to the physical complexity of putting components together. None of our activities favour or require “engineering ability”.

An activity includes task and review. The time taken for a learning review varies greatly depending on the aims of the facilitator and participants. With very able participants a short task will often provide a catalyst for an in-depth and challenging discussion.
Level of activity

The stated time accounts for the time required for participants to complete all the typical stages of an activity. This includes completion of any task, answering individual review questionnaires, group discussion and relating learning points back to the workplace.