Does an In-House Training fit your organization?
We believe that an In-house training is essential for organizational alignment and growth, because employees can learn, collaborate, feel valued, and can work towards a shared purpose.
We also hold that professionalism is a key attribute organizations are striving for. By tailoring the training to specific themes and needs, organizations can maximize its impact.
We support a successful implementation which is done through careful planning, training the right people and working with supportive and engaging leaders.
- Because this unique methodology combines the power of play with serious learning objectives, enabling participants to unleash their creativity, tap into their problem-solving abilities and help them to develop a growth mindset.
- By providing a safe and supportive environment for exploration and experimentation, it encourages individuals to embrace learning and development.
- A mindset of continuous learning and improvement refers to the key attribute for organisations and their people.
Introducing Our In-House Opportunities:
The Green Brick Training
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IN-HOUSE LSP Training
The ‘Association - Training Program’, is delivered by highly skilled trainers who have undergone a train-the-trainer program and certification process. Bricks and Business delivers the training program since 2016. We keep delivering client workshops throughout Europe (in-company) to ensure the continuous development of knowledge and skills to guide participants through the LSP - facilitator learning experience.
IN-HOUSE LSP Workshops
Inhouse workshops are an effective tool for professional development. The knowledge and skills gained during inhouse workshops have a lasting impact on employees' performance and contribute to the overall success of the organization. Choosing the right themes for the workshops is essential to ensure relevance and effectiveness.
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