Customised Courses

Options to tailor your course to
reflect your business requirements.

Often our clients have specific training requirements not met by our generic requirements. Customised courses provide options to develop training to suit your business. From branding changes to modifying generic courses, we work with you to make each course your own.

We offer a number of customisation options. Customisations may include:

Level One

Changing terms, names and branding.

Level Two

Modifying interactions, scenarios and test questions.

Level Three

Add custom animations and videos.

The design process

Our approach is simple – our instructional designers listen and work with you through the customisation process from start to finish to suit your organisational needs.

Step 1 - Consult

Our experts are on hand to make the customisation process simple. We work with you to understand what your business needs and the customisation required to deliver and develop each course.

Step 2 - Propose

We will propose a recommended approach to ensure your training is produced to the highest quality in line with agreed objectives, deliverables and course outline, project plan which includes script, interactions, videos, animations and more.

Step 3 - Build

Once you are happy with the proposed approach, our instructional designers will build your course, ready for your review and feedback.

Step 4 - Publish

You’re ready to go and train your staff with your new customised Safetrac training course. Files will be provided in a SCORM compliant format or uploaded onto the Safetrac platform.

Interested in a customised course?

Contact the Safetrac team today.

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What our customers are saying about us.

“Safetrac’s bespoke content training has performed really well for us over the last 8 years. The client services team is very responsive, helpful and work with us proactively. They work with us every year to make the messaging fresh, include significant changes and make sure on a global basis it keeps our employees engaged.”