How to ensure learning with impact

You will be part of different groups during the courses. On Project Management 1 – Manage your project, you will be part of eight different group constellations, whereas on Project Management 4 – Strengthen your personal leadership in projects, you will work in small, intimate groups of three.

The courses alternate between theory and practice, including group work on cases and exercises where the participants work on their own projects or with their own personal development. During these exercises, the trainers act as sparring partners to challenge the groups, but at the same time ensure that they stay on track.

Staged exercises are exercises that place the participants in situations where they have no way of knowing what is right and wrong. During this process, they come to different realisations which, in future, will work as memory anchors. In addition, the exercises usually include a touch of humour which brings energy and a positive atmosphere to the classes.

Learning is not limited to the classroom. On the digital learning platform, you will have the opportunity to do different exercises one month before the course starts. There will also be follow-up questions after the course about the use of the tools you have been introduced to. For each course, you will also find optional homework in the form of practical and theoretical assignments as well as recommendations for further learning.

Ultimately, a course is only worth something if you have improved your competences. This is why we continuously measure participant satisfaction and the knowledge they have acquired during the course. In order to actually demonstrate long-lasting impact, we also measure the behavioural change it brings as well as the value our courses add to the company.