Management Training Lancashire and Management Training Manchester Why Focus Experiential Training is the ideal choice!
Brief Overview
Focus Training is an Institute of Leadership & Management (ILM) Training Provide
r, based on a 360 acre organic farm in the heart of the Ribble Valley. Established in 1991, we boast a varied client list and are able to offer expertise in many specialities. All our Trainers are have spent time in industry, managing teams and people, so they understand the situations and challenges that your delegates face on a daily basis.
We know there are numerous companies offering management training lancashire and management training manchester and it can be a minefield making the decision of who to choose as your training provider, but here at Focus Training, we aim to make your decision not only easier, but well informed and justifiable.
FREE Taster Days
Focus Experiential Training run Taster Days four times a year, so if you want to know how we can help with your Management Training Lancashire and Management Training Manchester needs, come and join us on our next Taster Day in Autumn. Watch this space to find out the next date. Focus Taster Days are FREE. We run them to allow you to experience our training style and facilities as a delegate, so
you know exactly what your people will experience while on a Management Training Lancashire and Management Training Manchester programme, not as a form of revenue. You will have opportunity to meet our approachable trainers in an informal setting and spend time networking with fellow HR and L&D professionals – some already Focus clients and some in a similar situation to yourself – looking for a company to provide Management Training Lancashire and Management Training Manchester and weighing up the options. Throughout the day you will be able to get involved in the outdoor activities which are scattered through the beautiful farm land where Focus Training is based. You will be able to see how we effectively link the learning from the activities back into the work place so that the new skills learned by the delegates can be practised in a safe environment and then immediately implemented back at work. Call us on 01254 826 222 to learn more about the taster days.
Partnership Approach
Ideally, we want to be part of your Management Training Lancashire and Management Training Manchester programme team. We are well equipped to help in th
e idea showers, the design and the delivery of your workshops. Of course we are happy to assist with whatever your needs or budget constraints are but we find that working in a partnership helps us to understand your culture and business in a more in-depth manner helping us to deliver training which can be even more effective. For Management Training Lancashire and Management Training Manchester programmes and workshops, we are on-hand to offer advice and look at the next stages of your people’s development. Many clients work with us in this way. Some of our clients have been with us since conception back nearly twenty years ago! Learn more about who we work with and what they think of us. When you choose to work with us as partners on your Management Training Lancashire and Management Training Manchester programmes, we give you (or an appropriate in-company trainer) the option to be trained on how to use the Focus outdoor activities and exercises. This allows you to support facilitate along side a lead Focus facilitator on the workshops. This develops your skills and enables the transfer of the delegates’ learning back to the workplace. It can also assist you with the specifics of each individual’s professional development plans, as you have been present and able to observe their performance on the Management Training Lancashire and Management Training Manchester workshops. Learn more about our partnership approach.
Please give us a call for more details about Management Training Lancashire and Management Training Manchester – and learn how we can help you:
Tel: 01254 826 222
E-mail: info@focus-training
Website: Contact details
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