In-house training for your team
Any course on this site can be delivered privately — at your office, in one of our rooms, or live online. Usually cheaper than four public seats, and the examples come from your work rather than a textbook.
Three reasons it beats booking seats.
It costs less past four people.
A private day is priced as a day, not per head. Somewhere around the fourth or fifth attendee it stops being the more expensive option.
The examples are yours.
Where you can share them, we work on your real documents, spreadsheets and scenarios instead of invented ones.
Everyone hears it together.
A team that trains together leaves with the same vocabulary — which is most of why the training sticks.
Three places we can run it.
At your office.
Most in-house days happen at the client's own site. For software courses your team needs a machine each with the software installed; for professional development, a room with space to move.
In our rooms.
Rooms available for in-house delivery in all six capitals: Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide and Canberra. Each has PC rooms with a workstation each and seminar rooms with a projector and whiteboard. Which room suits your day is confirmed when you book.
Live online.
The same facilitator and the same day, run over video with breakout practice. Sensible when the team is spread across states.
Wizard has been doing this a long time.
The company started in Canberra in 1992 and has trained Australian teams — public service, local government, universities, not-for-profits and professional services — ever since.
For Microsoft and Adobe scheduling, Wizard works alongside Nexacu. In-house delivery is arranged directly with us either way.
What we will ask you.
Rather than publish numbers that would only be true sometimes, here is what we work out with you on the first call. Ten minutes, and you get a real quote.
How many people, and who are they?
Group size changes the room, the pace and the price. It also decides whether one day is enough or the content should be split.
What should they be able to do afterwards?
Named outcomes beat a course title. "Write a brief the executive reads once" tells us more than "business writing".
Can we use your own material?
Your templates, spreadsheets or documents make the day land harder. Some organisations can share them, some cannot — either is fine, we just need to know.
When, and where?
Facilitator availability and travel are the two things that move a date. The further out you ask, the more choice there is.
From first call to the day.
Tell us the outcome.
A call or the enquiry form. What the team needs to be able to do, and roughly when.
We propose a shape.
Which course, one day or two, at your site or ours — with a price, in writing.
We tailor it.
Your scenarios and files worked into the exercises, as far as you are able to share them.
The day runs.
A facilitator, your team, and notes they take back to their desks.
Tell us what the team needs to be able to do.
We will come back with a course, a shape for the day, and a price. No obligation.