What is an In-house Short Course?

Definition: In-house Short Course

(in 'hous') Noun.

A Short Course conducted for a number of staff in an organisation, when they want and where they want, with the option to have the course tailored specifically for that organisation. Example: Short Courses delivered "Project Management" in-house for Fletcher Building in Sydney, Australia.

Short Courses run an ever-growing number of In-house Short Courses that offer two-fold benefits. Firstly, the individual will add to their "tool-kit" of knowledge and skills. Secondly, the organisation they work for will benefit from higher productivity and morale as well as a more skilled employee base.

To integrate an In-house Short Course into your staff development, have a look at "What do we offer and where?" and then let us know how we can help your organisation by completing the "Tell us about your In-house Short Course requirements" form. We look forward to working with you in-house soon.

Why run an In-house Short Course?

1. Flexibility. Courses are run for your organisation, when and where you want.
2. You can discuss confidential information as it relates to your organisation.
3. Collective learning. Teach several staff who have the same learning objectives at the same time.
4. Cost effective for large groups.
5. Perfect for team-building or internal networking within large organisations.
6. Short Courses take care of all the logistics and administration.
7. In-house courses can be aligned with your training and organisational values and objectives.
8. State-of-the-art learning environment at The University of Auckland is included free of charge.
9. Save on accommodation and travel. We can deliver courses for you anywhere in New Zealand and abroad.
10. Short Courses can present any of our 128 different courses or create a course tailored specifically for your organisation.

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