We’re delighted you’ve found us!

We know just how hard it is to find your ideal management training provider – it’s a crowded market and it can be tricky to distinguish one from another. To help you make a quick decision as to whether we’re right for you, please take a look below to find out more about what we DO and what we DON’T do:

We DO...
  • Design and deliver blended programmes that get results
  • Embrace the role of technology in creating innovative, highly flexible learning experiences
  • Provide ongoing individual support for as long as it is needed
  • Build positive habits that drive a proactive approach to management
  • Actively involve participants and stakeholders at every stage
  • Measure the impact of all our programmes
We DON'T...
  • Run standalone workshops with no effective set-up or implementation plan
  • Deliver anything without fully understanding a client’s objectives first
  • Waste time in the training room with unnecessary ‘fillers’
  • Work with people looking for a tick box solution
  • Chalk & talk
  • Waste other people’s money
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Contact us today!

Call: +44 20 7234 0480 or

email: oliver@phoenix-training.co.uk

Our latest thoughts

Loch Ness Update

Loch Ness Update

A massive well done to our Head of Learning - Lawrence White - who has successfully completed the grueling Etape Loch Ness.  What's more, he's raised an amazing £1700 for Macmillan Cancer Support.

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The right time of year to plan for evaluation!

The right time of year to plan for evaluation!

During the last quarter of 2021 you might be forgiven for not concentrating fully on the Return in Investment (RoI) from any training and development you organised.  Indeed, some Human Resources (quite rightly) see Learning & Development (L&D) as an integral part of the people strategy...

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Lawrence’s Journey with Macmillan – Our Charity of the Moment

Lawrence’s Journey with Macmillan – Our Charity of the Moment

In early 2019, our Head of Learning - Lawrence White was enjoying life to the full.  As a 52-year-old he enjoyed keeping fit, was still an active if somewhat slower rugby player and he played cricket for his local team in the summer months.  He had just taken up road cycling to prepare for his...

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