Quick. Clear. Relevant. Engaging.
Designed to be in demand, as well as on demand, these short punchy WATCH & GO® videos make it quick and easy for your people to learn valuable concepts and useful phrases to use in their everyday working lives. With WATCH & GO® videos there’s no need to set aside time to learn; your learners just integrate them into daily activities. They simply watch – and go!
Delivered simply through our easy-to-use StreamLearning™ platform, or via links we supply to embed in your own learning management system, WATCH & GO® videos show managers and team members how to communicate effectively and work productively.
Please take a look around to see how we can help you. Call us on 01638 723590 or complete our request form for a free, personalised demonstration.
The video library comprises four main categories. How to get the best out of:
Management and leadership
Communication and teamwork
Working with your manager
Personal development
What our customers say...
“The viewing figures are great”
“Short and to the point”
“Informative and well made”
“Our users find them valuable”
“Easy to use”
The 'One to Watch' for September
How to ask for more resources
Being asked to do too much with too little? If you'd like to give yourself the best chance of being rewarded with more resources, you need to know how to ask for them. Our featured video for September is ‘What To Say When You Need Extra Resources’.
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Microlearning with video
WATCH & GO videos show your people how to perform better at work by illustrating practical phrases and key behaviours, typically in just 3-4 minutes, and sometimes in seconds!
Learners simply 'watch' and then 'go', equipped to deal with everyday workplace challenges.
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Video titles
This complete list of all the videos in the WATCH & GO® library gives you a quick and comprehensive understanding of the titles we have available. It includes the running time of each video.
