Outdoor Training

Of course, your employees shall return to work unharmed and healthy (physically and emotionally) after the training! At your outdoor workshop you should employ following zero-accident principles:

Quality standards

You would like to achieve maximum success! Following quality standards serve as a base:

Target Agreement

It is understood that the better the preparation, the better your workshops!

Process-oriented trainings

The contents of your workshop should be experience oriented through active tasks, experimental games and transferable real situations. You should work process-oriented, that means contents and methods are adapted to the training dynamics.

Reflection and Transfer

It is our claim that the skills discovered and exercised out in the open even deliver benefits behind the desk in workaday life! Reflection and transfer therefore are a constituent part of the workshop.

Revision

After 1-2 months you should ask about implementation successes, possible resistances and open questions and express your point of view. Moreover, you should offer a revision sessions in the form of a follow-up or a monitoring of the team development processes in the form of a coaching or training.