Course Organisation

Our interactive courses are presented live to small groups (20 participants or less) over Zoom or Teams. The courses have the same structure as our video based courses but the lectures are presented live by the trainers, who are available to answer questions or expand on any areas at any point during the course.

Courses generally run in half-day or full day blocks, and run on consecutive days when the course is longer. Trainers are available to answer questions from participants after the course ends and will be pleased to assist you with putting the material from the course into practice on your own data.

Anyone registered for an interactive online course will have a cloud based software environment set up for them by the trainer and they can use this for the course. The same environments can be used at any point after the course if you set them you yourself, as you do for our video based training.

Registering for an interactive course

There are two ways you can attend an interactive online course

Public Courses

You can come on a public course date. We schedule a regular series of course dates which are open to everyone. Spaces on these courses are limited and are strictly enforced to ensure those on the course have the best possible experience. Anyone not able to register on a course they want can get first refusal on the next date.

Private Courses

Organisations can book a date on which we will run a course for their employees. If you have around 7 or more people interested in attending a course then this is a more flexible and cost effective way to receive the training. We allow up to 20 people on a course and custom courses can sometimes allow for a degree of customisation in the topics covered or the examples used.