To get the best from certain courses, previous knowledge is a definite advantage. That's why we have carefully deigned our courses to compliment each other. For example; if you are considering Microsoft Project training, a degree of project management knowledge will enable you to get the best from the course and hence your use of the software. If you are looking to attend one of our Masterclasses, some existing Microsoft Project knowledge will be required. You can gain this knowledge by attending a Microsoft Project course or by the use of our Project Mentor.

Our most popular courses; Project Management Essentials, Microsoft Project Essentials and Microsoft Project Professional / Server are available as a publicly scheduled event and also as a company-specific course for you and your colleagues. Our carefully thought out pricing structure makes a public course the most cost-effective option if you have three delegates or less to be trained on one specific event. If you have four or more delegates, a company-specific course will provide you with the lowest per-delegate cost.

In today's competitive business environment flexibility is the key. We recognise that not everyone can afford the time away from their business responsibilities to attend classroom-based training courses. This is why our classroom courses and our computer-based training tool Project Mentor have been carefully designed to complement each other. By combining these two learning methods you can develop a learning method that suits you, maximising the use of your time in the process.

As we are based to the north-west of Leeds, the majority of public courses are delivered at our premises. This provides you with two distinct benefits. Firstly, we provide a pleasant learning environment that is easily accessed by road, rail and air, together with free parking. Secondly, as our training centre is a part of our offices, we will run a public course even if we only have a small number of delegates in attendance. Indeed, the majority of our delegates who have travelled from London (or even further afield) think the journey 'up north' well worth it.