The policy changed. Half the branches haven’t heard.
Head office sends the update, and each region passes it on in its own way, or not at all.
Services eLearning development Compliance training
Compliance training has two jobs: change what people do, and prove that everyone was trained. We build short, responsive courses for policies, procedures and regulation such as POPIA and health and safety, rolled out the same way to every branch, with completion records in your LMS and refreshers that are quick to update when a rule changes.
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Head office sends the update, and each region passes it on in its own way, or not at all.
Completions sit in an LMS export, sign-in sheets and someone’s inbox, and nobody is sure they agree.
A long slide deck with a quiz at the end proves people got through it, not that they would know what to do on the day.
What we make
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POPIA, health and safety, codes of conduct and your own procedures, written in plain language with the person who owns the rule.
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Realistic situations from your own workplace, where the learner decides what to do and sees why it matters, instead of reading a policy back.
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Five-minute modules and films for the yearly refresher, built to be updated once and republished everywhere.
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SCORM packages with completion, scores and dates reported to your LMS, with tracking agreed with your LMS team up front.
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Quick reference guides and posters with QR codes that open the right refresher on a phone.
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Which roles need which course and how often, drawn so managers, HR and auditors can read it at a glance.
How it works
What the policy or regulation requires, who it applies to, and what people get wrong today.
Scripts and scenarios reviewed with your compliance, HR or risk owner, so every statement is right before anything is built.
Built in code and tested on the phones, tablets and laptops your people actually use.
Published to your LMS, a link or a QR code, the same way in every branch, with completion reporting.
Updates made once and reaching every module that needs them, so training keeps up with the rule.
The work
Learning we’ve built for
Plus training for teams in retail, financial services and conservation.
The training we build is our clients’ intellectual property, so we don’t publish it here. Arrange a demo and we’ll walk you through the work, and the system behind it.
One you can try nowPractice, feedback and guidance in one place: the same approach we use for policy and procedure training.Have a look Questions
Online training that teaches people a rule they must follow, such as a policy, a procedure or a regulation like POPIA, and records that each person completed it. Good compliance eLearning is short, uses realistic situations from the learner’s own job, and gives the business a record it can show an auditor.
Yes. Courses are packaged as SCORM for your LMS, which records who completed each course, when, and their score. We agree what is tracked with your LMS team before anything is built.
Yes. Every branch gets the same course, on a computer or the person’s own phone, from the LMS, a link or a QR code on a poster. It is built light on data, which matters when people learn on their own phones.
Yes. We build POPIA training around the personal information your people actually handle, reviewed with your information officer. Our article on POPIA and AI tools at work covers one of the newer risks.
Because we build the system behind the course as well as the course itself, a change is made once and reaches every module that needs it. That keeps the yearly refresher quick to update when a rule changes.
It depends on how much content there is, how interactive it needs to be, and how many versions and languages you need. Our guide to what custom eLearning costs in South Africa gives ballpark rand figures, and we price each project before work starts.
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