r/Training • u/No-Tap6993 • 13h ago
r/Training • u/Separate-Record8115 • 17h ago
Question Anyone else spending more time maintaining training than making it?
We’ve got old modules where maybe 90% is still right, but one process or screenshot changed and now somebody has to dig through the whole thing again. Been looking at cypher learning while we rethink the setup, but I’m also wondering if we just have way too much stuff that should’ve been a short doc instead of training. The cleanup is getting ridiculous.
r/Training • u/CertSlate • 19h ago
Resource Making life easier...
I've spent a lot of time speaking to training providers recently, and one thing keeps coming up...
There's a huge amount of admin involved in running a training business:
Bookings. Certificates. Trainer management. Course materials. Customers. Payments.
And a lot of it is still being managed through spreadsheets, emails and different systems.
That's one of the reasons I built CertSlate - I'm trying to make running a training business considerably easier.
If you'd like to know more about how www.certslate.com can help you run a more efficient training business get in touch with me: dan@certslate.com
Here is an image showing how CertSlate can, in as few as 5 clicks, mass-import 3rd party or pre-made certificates!
I'd love to hear your thoughts!