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Role-specific training
Some roles need deep, specific expertise, whether it's a trade, a profession or a specialist field. We work alongside your subject experts to turn what they know into learning that builds real competence, pitched at the right level for each role.

Sound familiar?
When do you need role-specific training?
“Our experts are retiring, and taking what they know with them.”
“Training new people depends on one very busy expert.”
“We need to show people are competent, not just that they attended.”
“The technical content is accurate, but nobody can follow it.”
Our approach
How does role-specific training work?
01
Capture the expertise
Structured sessions with your subject experts, so their time goes on what only they know.
02
Structure it by level
We organise the content from foundation to advanced, so people build on what they already know.
03
Build in practice
Realistic tasks and scenarios let people apply the knowledge, not just read it.
04
Check competence
Assessment that shows people can do the job, in a way your organisation can rely on.
Recent work
Role-specific projects we've delivered

Dairy apprenticeship
Attracting rural youth to a career in dairy manufacturing through a new Dairy Apprentice programme.
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PGD apprentice programme
Increasing engagement, application and retention for plumbing, gasfitting and drainlaying apprentices.
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Baggage handlers
Reducing the time to operational competency for baggage handlers through blended learning.
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In their words
“In my opinion they are professional, efficient, thoughtful and innovative. They have helped me deliver my project outcomes of a highly engaging learning pathway.”
Dairy Apprenticeship Manager, Fonterra
FAQs
Questions we get asked about role-specific training
How much time will our subject experts need to give?
Less than you'd think. We use structured briefings and content templates so experts can share what they know quickly, and we do the heavy lifting from there.
What's the difference between this and systems training?
Role-specific training builds expertise in the work itself. Systems training helps people use the software and tools that support that work.
How do you show people are competent, not just that they attended?
We build in realistic tasks and scenarios so people apply what they know, then assess in a way that shows they can do the job and that your organisation can rely on.
What kinds of roles is role-specific training for?
Roles that need deep, specific expertise, such as a trade, a profession or a specialist field. Recent work includes a dairy apprenticeship for Fonterra, a plumbing, gasfitting and drainlaying apprentice programme for Skills Consulting Group, and baggage handler training for Air New Zealand.
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