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Preferred Training Networks

Preferred Training Networks delivers in-house leadership, communication and workplace skills training across Australia via a national facilitator network.

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Preferred Training Networks

Business Description

Preferred Training Networks is an Australian training company and Australia's first referred training network. Its network of trainers, facilitators, coaches, instructional designers and consultants has been referred by senior management from Australia's top 500 companies.

More than 300 workshops span leadership, management, communication, conflict, customer service, workplace behaviour and wellbeing, delivered in-house across Australia. Facilitators are based in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, Canberra and Devonport.

Service & Expertise

Learning, Training and Capability Development

Supervisor and Manager Training

Preferred Training Networks provides Supervisor and Manager Training through facilitators based in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, Canberra and Devonport to organisations across Australia, delivered in-house using the client’s real scenarios and challenges as the material.

  • Leadership programs include Frontline Leadership (2 day), Emerging Leaders Training, 7 Leads of Leadership and Executive Leadership, with Frontline Leadership covering the shift from mate to leader, leadership styles, critical conversations and delegation and accountability.
  • Workplace performance workshops include Keeping People Accountable and Managing Poor Performance and Unacceptable Employee Behaviour.
  • Formats run from one-hour sessions to half-day, full-day and multi-day programs, with facilitators matched to the organisation on sector experience and cultural fit.
  • After each workshop the group can return for a refresher with the same facilitator two to three months later.

Best for: employers that want frontline and emerging leaders trained on-site, anywhere in Australia, with content tailored to their workplace.

Learning, Training and Capability Development

Difficult Conversations Training

Preferred Training Networks provides Difficult Conversations training in-house to organisations across Australia, drawing on a national network of referred facilitators.

  • Workshops include Courageous Conversations and Managing Performance, Dealing With Difficult People and Conflict Resolution Skills.
  • Frontline Leadership participants apply the 4-Stage Model for managing difficult conversations and practise having critical conversations.
  • Facilitators are based in Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide, Brisbane, Canberra, Perth and Devonport, with regional deliveries to towns such as Dubbo and Cairns.

Best for: managers and team leaders who need to address performance, behaviour and conflict directly and calmly.

Operational Coverage

  • ACT (Hybrid)
  • New South Wales (Hybrid)
  • Northern Territory (Hybrid)
  • Queensland (Hybrid)
  • South Australia (Hybrid)
  • Tasmania (Hybrid)
  • Victoria (Hybrid) Unit 2, 5 Redland Drive, Mitcham VIC, 3132
  • Western Australia (Hybrid)

Industry

Industry Experience

Education and Training

Contacts & Channels

FAQs

Where does Preferred Training Networks deliver training?

Training is delivered in-house anywhere in Australia. Facilitators are based in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, Canberra and Devonport, with regional deliveries to towns such as Dubbo and Cairns.

What leadership and management courses are available?

Programs include Frontline Leadership (2 day), Emerging Leaders Training, 7 Leads of Leadership, Executive Leadership, Keeping People Accountable and Courageous Conversations and Managing Performance, among more than 300 workshops.

What happens after a workshop?

The group can return for a refresher with the same facilitator two to three months after the workshop.

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