
Training
Below you can find examples of the training courses that I offer.
If you’re interested in me running one of these courses for your company please contact me for rates.
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Basics of UXR
MAIN COURSE FACILITATOR
A half day training session that covers the whole of a research process, allowing a safe space to practise these skills as they are taught. Primarily aimed at Product Managers and junior UX Designers.
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The Workshop Workshop
COURSE DESIGNER
A half day event that covers all the tools and tricks needed to get started on building your own workshops. The course covers icebreakers and energisers, how to design your workshop, converging ideation techniques, diverging ideation techniques and general facilitation tricks.
The course is interactive and aimed at any role. When requested by UXers more emphasis is put on teaching the classic Design Sprint.
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How to create Automation with great UX
COURSE DESIGNER
This half day workshop will cover the discovery stage of working with services that you’re shifting from human-led to automated.
As the world replaces more and more services with automation rather than people its never been more important to create great UX by understanding the human who’s still involved in your service - the customer!
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The Art of Storytelling
COURSE DESIGNER
A 3 hour training course in how to build compelling stories and presentations.
The training is split into two sections:
1. Determining the right content
2. Tips for winning your audiences -
Kanban Training
FACILITATOR
A 2 x 4 hour training workshop covering the 6 core principles that underpin Kanban as an Agile approach to working.
Topics include, work-in-progress limits, value stream mapping, flow optimisation across multiple teams and fast feedback loops
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Ways of Working Workshop
COURSE DESIGNER
Struggling to get an agile process in place ?
The day long workshop will build you out a tailor-made cross-functional product development process focuses on:
- Evaluating current processes
- Building a new process for all roles
- Stage-gates and rituals to structure the new process