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Training & Capacity Building

From a single workshop to a national summit, we design the content, run the logistics and report on what changed. Our largest programme to date was convened with federal partners and reached youth leaders across the country.

Training is also built into every other division. When we install a system, your operators learn to run it before we leave site.

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What this division covers

Workshops and seminars
Conferences and summits
Coaching programmes
Professional development
Business development
Branding and marketing
Programme and event sales

How an engagement runs

Four stages, each ending in something written you can review before the next begins.

1

Scope and audience

Who is being trained, what they need to be able to do afterwards, and how success will be measured.

2

Design and content

Curriculum, materials, facilitators and the schedule, built around the audience rather than an off-the-shelf deck.

3

Delivery and logistics

Venue, equipment, registration, catering and the run of show — on site or at our facilities.

4

Report and follow-up

Attendance, assessment results and a written report, plus follow-up sessions where the programme calls for it.

Who we work with here

Federal agencies and ministriesState governmentsCorporate learning teamsProfessional associationsNGOs and development partners

Workshops and short courses

Commissioned programmes we run for institutions, councils and corporate teams. Each is scoped to the audience and the outcome, delivered on site or at our facilities, and reported on afterwards.

1

Curbing Fake News, Hate Speech, Misinformation and Disinformation

For agencies, newsrooms, schools and community organisations whose work depends on public trust. How false and inflammatory content spreads, how to recognise it, and how to communicate responsibly once it has.

2

Strategies for Improving Revenue Generation in Local Government Councils

For council leadership and finance teams, covering the structures and procedures that decide what a council can raise, retain and spend.

Local Government AutonomyBudget and Budgetary ProceduresSeparation of Powers
3

Cybersecurity and Technical Systems

Hands-on training for the staff who operate and maintain institutional systems, delivered by the same engineers who install them.

CybersecurityComputer AppreciationFire Fighting SystemsSurveillance Systems Installation and Monitoring

Need a programme that is not listed? We design to a brief — tell us the audience and the outcome.

Accredited workshops — NSQ Creative Media Production

We deliver the National Skills Qualification in Creative Media Production, the national standard set by the National Board for Technical Education. Three progressive levels, each assessed on real production work rather than on paper.

Level 1

Foundation

Work safely on a production, operate a camera and basic sound kit, use design software, and understand how digital media is made and distributed.

Units
10
Credits
26
Learning hours
260
Occupational Health and Safety
Teamwork
Communication Skills
Computer Appreciation and Application
Introduction to Performance Art
Introduction to Graphics Design
Basics of Film Making
Introduction to Basic Photography
Introduction to Sound Techniques
Digital Media
Level 2

Intermediate

Light a scene, shoot video, work through a film production, build a story in sequential art, and edit the result.

Units
10
Credits
26
Learning hours
260
Occupational Health and Safety
Communication Skills
Teamwork
Computer Skills and Knowledge
Basic Photography
Understanding the Basics of Light
Introduction to Videography
Techniques of Film Production
Introduction to Illustration and Sequential Arts
Introduction to Video Editing
Level 3

Advanced

Run a production as a project: direct, light, edit, engineer sound and manage the client relationship from pre-production to delivery.

Units
8 + 3 optional
Credits
27
Learning hours
—
Introduction to Project Management
Customer Service
Pre-Production Operation
Internet Use and Procedure
Video Editing
Fundamentals of Film Directing
Fundamentals of Lighting Techniques
Sound Engineering Techniques
Optional units
Fundamentals of Scriptwriting
Photography
2D Animation Production
How learners are assessed. Assessment happens in a working production environment, through direct observation, oral questioning, witness testimony, personal statements or reflective practice, and assignments. Simulation is permitted for health and safety units at the lower levels. Each unit is signed off by the learner and assessor, with internal and external quality assurance sampling.

Need training & capacity building on a project?

Send the site, the scope and the timeline. We respond with an approach and an estimate.

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