In-House Training

Delivering in-house training across Scotland

In-house workplace training is delivered across Scotland with flexibility around location and timing. Where on-site delivery is not practical, the same sessions can be delivered live online, allowing teams to take part from different locations while still engaging fully.

Who in-house workplace training is suited to

In-house delivery is particularly useful where teams want a consistent approach, practical discussion and space to explore real situations together.

  • Small and growing organisations
  • Public sector teams
  • Third sector and voluntary organisations
  • HR, People and learning teams
  • Employability and support organisations
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what we deliver

Areas your in-house training can cover

In-house training can focus on a single theme or combine several areas, depending on what your organisation wants to prioritise. Forward Focus Training works across four core areas.

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Disability inclusion and reasonable adjustments

Supporting organisations to improve confidence, consistency and fairness when responding to disability-related support needs.

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Workplace Wellbeing and Mental Health

Training that helps teams think more clearly about pressure, boundaries and support within everyday working life.

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Inclusive Workplace Culture

Exploring how culture shows up in daily behaviours, decisions and leadership practice, and where meaningful change is possible.

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Training for employability staff

Specialist training designed for employability teams working with people who face health, disability or labour market barriers.

What organisations often notice afterwards

Greater confidence in everyday conversations

Staff feel more comfortable handling routine discussions around wellbeing, support and inclusion.

More consistent responses to support needs

Managers and teams take a clearer, more joined-up approach when issues a

Clearer understanding of roles and responsibilities

People have a better sense of what sits with them and when to involve others.

Stronger foundations for healthy working relationships

Teams develop clearer expectations and more constructive ways of working together.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. In-house training is delivered across Scotland, including cities, towns, and more rural areas, depending on requirements and capacity.

Yes. In-person training is usually the most effective, but we recognise that remote and dispersed teams are a reality. Many courses can be delivered live online or through a blended approach where this w

Yes. Training is shaped around your setting, the roles of those attending, and the challenges you are facing, rather than using a one-size-fits-all approach.

Yes. Sessions can be designed for managers, frontline staff, mixed groups, or specific roles, depending on your aims.

Yes. Training can focus on a particular area such as disability inclusion, workplace wellbeing, reasonable adjustments, or inclusive workplace culture.

Training is designed to be interactive and reflective, with opportunities for discussion, questions, and practical examples relevant to participants’ roles.

The consultation is a no-obligation conversation to understand your organisation, your context, and what would be most helpful. You can then decide whether and how to proceed.

While in-person training is focused on Scotland, online delivery is available UK-wide.

How it Works

Free Consultation

A short conversation to understand your organisation and what you are trying to achieve.

Clear Options

You receive practical suggestions on what type of training and delivery might work best

In-House Delivery

Training delivered in a way that fits your context and capacity.