QA Virtual
While training in the classroom brings great benefits,
sometimes organisations need something more. Perhaps you
are keen to reduce travel costs, or maybe it’s difficult for staff
to spend time away from their day-to-day roles without
impacting business performance. Equally, you may want to
provide your teams with a variety of different types of learning,
ensuring that they are all able to access new skills no matter
what their preferred style.
From access to bite-sized learning, as and when people need it, or a wide-
ranging programme of bespoke eLearning, QA Virtual brings together our
range of learning types and innovative new solutions, to provide the style of
learning your organisation needs, when and where it’s needed.
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Bringing together different types of learning
Web 2.0 informal learning
This can include blogs, wikis, forums and other online communities
where learners can interact and share knowledge and experience.
Application performance support
Providing integrated support for applications with support tools within
the application or on the desktop.
Bespoke and off-the-shelf eLearning
Developing and delivering full-scale bespoke eLearning and
providing off-the-shelf eLearning.
Blended
Knowledge nuggets
Creating ‘bite-sized’ rapid-development eLearning.
Simulations and activity-based learning
Learning
Developing simulations and other activity-based learning.
Virtual events
Delivering webinars, virtual classes and providing distance learning.
Mentoring, coaching & floor walking
Providing hands-on help and guidance at the desk and just-in-time
learning.
Seminars & workshops
From delivering early-adopter skills to a smaller group of people
through to orientation for larger audiences.
Instructor-led training
Core delivery of classroom-based sessions.
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