Frequently Asked Questions
A workshop is an intensive, specialized education program. It is usually one to two days in length and involves 25 participants or less. Workshops are interactive, involving both group discussions and facilitated activities that fully engage participants in the learning process. This provides opportunities for practice within the workshop. Workbooks of 50-100 pages are distributed. Workshops do not usually involve certification, though this option may be available.
Yes, we require a minimum of 15 participants to deliver a workshop and a maximum of 25. Smaller businesses and organizations can work together to ensure minimum enrollment requirements are met.
Workshops vary in length. Some are a total of three hours, while others may last one or two days. Workshops like Workplace Trainer are three-hour sessions that run once a week for eight weeks.
You are responsible for:
- recruiting the required number of participants.
- providing an appropriate space to deliver the training.
- providing lunch if required.
- supplying any audio-visual equipment that is needed by the facilitator.
In the case of workshop registrations, all sales are final. Substitution for original person(s) registered is at the discretion of the Training Department.
