Booking onsite training for a team, a department, or an agency
The case for onsite training, and what it actually takes to book it, whether you're a corporate office manager or a public-sector procurement coordinator.
Booking training is a small project of its own: who needs it, what it costs, and how to get it in front of the right people without a week of email. These guides cover that, in the order the questions tend to arrive. I was Training Manager at Lakeview Brands from 2016 to 2020, running about 20 onsite sessions a year, so they come from doing the booking as well as the teaching.
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What an onsite WordPress or Office class day actually covers
Morning setup, live files, half-day vs full day, and what staff should be able to do the next morning.
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Onsite training or a webinar: which fits your team?
Neither wins outright. What the research says, and where files, travel, dates, and an instructor who can read the room tip it.
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03
Excel training for your whole team: onsite vs. webinar vs. self-paced
How the three real options compare on cost and results once you count everything.
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04
Training your communications team to manage the organization's WordPress site
For the two or three staff who inherited a site from an agency and now have to update it without breaking it.
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Planning a software-skills PD day for your office or department
Half day or full day, splitting a mixed-level room, and how pricing scales with headcount.
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Booking Office software training for a municipality or public agency
Written quotes, insurance, invoicing terms, and no long-term contract - what a procurement coordinator actually needs.
Not sure which one applies to you?
Tell me a bit about your team or department and what you're trying to solve, and I'll point you at the right guide, or straight to a quote.
hello@lakeviewtraining.com