At hypermouse, we approach training differently.
- All work created should be built in such a way that inevitable last-minute alterations are easy.
- We focus on developing smarter, more efficient methods and techniques that professionals should use
- Learn the best way first – we won’t waste your time teaching you the “beginner’s method”
- We love keyboard shortcuts (Check out our free “Key Guide” pdfs)
- We encourage that training should happen in small groups, ideally up to 3 people, but we can cater for groups of up to 5 or in some larger companies sessions with 7 people
- With smaller groups, training time is focused on more specific goals
- And there’s less pressure to “perform” in front of your peers
- This also gives more opportunity to deal with individual issues
- Sessions run between 1.5–2 hours
- Enough to cover topics well, but not too long that you suffer from brain overload.
- Ideally there is a gap of at least one day if multiple sessions are arranged.
- We provide one-off, multiple or regular, ongoing sessions.
- We help you focus on the process
- Learn the key steps needed to achieve your goals
- Youtube solutions are often much more complex than they need to be
- Hypermouse is happy to incorporate your pre-existing or active jobs work during your training sessions.
- You’ll be taking the notes – you’ll remember things better if you do – this also allows for more customised sessions
- Relevant topics discovered during the sessions will also be covered as questions and situations arise.
- Where appropriate, homework will also be set, giving trainees the opportunity to confirm their new skills
- Hypermouse sessions are delivered on-site, where you work.
- Current jobs can be addressed with in the session
- This saves the hassle of taking you or your staff away from the normal routine for no more than two hours of actual training time
- You learn on your own computers
- That way application preferences can be checked and adjusted as needed
- Any local problems you might have encountered with applications, hardware or system software can also be addressed as they arise
- one-on-one sessions
- remote access (where possible) allows for real-time solutions
- Learn how to get the results you’re after.
- Learn how to speed up how you do things.
- Learn solutions to problems you didn’t even know you had.
- Discover features who’ve been missing out on.
- Training typically takes place around a single computer
- This enables greater focus within the session
- It helps avoid individual trainees wandering off-topic, or losing focus
- Small group training is one fundamental part of the hypermouse approach to effective training
- To encourage this approach – rates are calculated per session, not per person.
- While we encourage a maximum of three attendees in each session, larger groups of 5 or 7 can be arranged