Courses found in two clicks, intakes that fill and corporate enquiries that come to you.
A training centre website with every course as a card showing level, duration, next date and price, a split for individuals and for teams, your accreditations above the fold and an Enquire button on every course, with the course searches won, LinkedIn drafted for the corporate buyers and every enquiry answered within about a minute.
March intake announcementMarcus · Social Media ManagerWaiting for you
Corporate training pagePriya · Content ManagerApproved
Reply to a 12-seat corporate enquiryElena · Lead & CRM ManagerWaiting for you
Your website
Websites built for training centres
Arthur builds your site around your business: your name, your colours, your photos and the pages a training centre needs. These are 7 he has built for training centres, shown as a visitor sees them. Yours is next.
meridianacademy.com
Meridian AcademyTraining · example website
anvilworkstraining.com
Anvil Works TrainingTraining · example website
bluecollaracademy.com
Blue Collar AcademyTraining · example website
forgetraining.com
Forge TrainingTraining · example website
safehandstraining.com
Safe Hands TrainingTraining · example website
summitskillscentre.com
Summit Skills CentreTraining · example website
theyardtraining.com
The Yard TrainingTraining · example website
Built in
Courses, bookings and every enquiry, in one place
Every training centre website comes with its own courses section you keep up to date in plain words, and every way a customer can reach you lands in Clients with Sarah's reply already drafted.
CoursesOn your website · Open · FullExample
Forklift licence3 days · certified£395OpenEnquire
First aid at work3 days£260OpenEnquire
IOSH Managing Safely4 days£540FullEnquire
Add, change or hide a course by telling Sarah, or edit it yourself; the website updates at once.
Reserve a placeSent from the website, it lands on your calendar and in Clients with the person's details, ready for you to confirm.
Enquiry formsContact and enquiry forms create the lead in Clients the moment they are sent, with their source and what was asked.
Enquire on every courseA button on each course turns interest into an enquiry, tied to the course it came from.
The website chatbotAnswers from your own courses, hours and policies, and takes the visitor's details in conversation when they want to hear from you.
Comments on socialA comment that asks about price, dates or availability becomes a lead, and Sarah drafts the reply.
Then Sarah takes overA reply drafted within about a minute, sent when you approve it, and every morning a list of who to contact.
The challenge
What holds a training centre back, and how we answer it
01
The next intake is in twelve days and nobody knows
Dates sit in a PDF prospectus and the course sells on word of mouth, while the centre across town shows the date on the card.
Every course is a card with its next date, level, duration and price, and Marcus plans the posts that announce each intake for your approval.
02
Individuals and companies want different things
A learner wants the date and the price; a training manager wants a quote for twelve people on site. One contact form serves neither.
The site splits individuals from teams, the corporate enquiry asks headcount and dates, and both land in Clients with the course attached.
03
Found by course name, if at all
People search the qualification or the skill, in your city, and the big providers rank for all of it.
James maps the qualification and skill searches and each course page is written to win them, with your accreditations beside the headline.
The system
One platform, built around how a training centre grows
Courses you can find
Course cards with level, duration, next date, price and an Enquire button into Clients.
Every AI plan includes Sarah and five specialists you choose. For a training centre, this is the team we recommend.
SarahDigital Marketing ManagerPlans the month, briefs the team and brings the work back for your yes.
JamesSEO StrategistMaps the qualification and skill searches learners make.
TylerLinkedIn Marketing ExpertDrafts LinkedIn for the corporate training buyers.
PriyaContent ManagerWrites the course pages and the corporate training page.
MarcusSocial Media ManagerPlans the posts that announce each intake.
ElenaLead & CRM ManagerKeeps every learner and corporate enquiry in Clients.
The first thirty days
What happens, week by week
Every step runs on an engine that exists today, and nothing goes live until you approve it.
Week 1
Courses and enquiries live
Arthur builds the site with your courses as cards, the individuals and teams split and your accreditations; Enquire and the corporate form feed Clients.
Week 2
Search
James maps the qualification and skill searches; Priya writes the first course pages to win them.
Week 3
Intakes and LinkedIn
Marcus plans the intake announcements and Tyler drafts the first month of LinkedIn for corporate buyers, all for your approval.
Week 4
Enquiries answered
Sarah drafts a reply to every enquiry within about a minute; the chatbot answers dates, prerequisites, funding and venue questions from your facts.
Something specific to your business? Write to us and a person answers.
Can learners enrol and pay online?
They send an enrolment enquiry from the course card; it lands in Clients with the course and date, and you confirm the place and take payment your way. The site does not take card payments.
Can we show accreditations?
Yes, you supply them and they sit above the fold with your years and learner numbers.
Can courses have several dates?
Yes. Each course card shows its next date and the page lists the ones to follow; you update them as the schedule changes.
Does LinkedIn post on its own?
No. Tyler drafts and you approve each post.
Several centres?
Growth runs three websites and businesses and Pro runs ten, each with its own courses and calendar.
See it working for your training centre, free for three days
Arthur builds your site, Sarah and her team start on the first month, and you approve every step. No card.