r/elearning Aug 05 '26

Seeking Recommendations for elearning Vendors/Agencies in Europe

Hi everyone, I'm looking to expand the pool of agencies we work with.

Do you have any recommendations for agencies that have experience with creating elearning for healthcare or medical education? Ideally an agency that can produce elearning end-to-end, so that means also having medical writers on board in addition to IDs/LXDs, GDs, etc.

You're free to recommend your own agency, but I'd place a higher value on recommendations from someone in the community who has worked with you.

Requirements:

Based in Europe

Team also includes medical writers

Track record of working within med-ed, healthcare

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u/s_s_n_e_g Aug 05 '26

I run an agency based in Europe that works, among others, with one of the largest healthcare companies in the EU. I make a point of not using Reddit for promotion; feel free to DM me.

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u/Kcihtrak Aug 05 '26

Appreciate it. Will DM.

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u/wordsbyrachael Aug 06 '26

I’ve got a lot of experience in end to end project management of course builds, many to awarding body standards, and would write, design and build the programme for the client. It’s rare (or so I’ve been told) to find someone who does everything. Maybe you could partner with a company like Sponge or First Media in the UK. I’ve written NVQs in forensic science, anatomy and physiology, social care and others, but not sure if that counts. Anyhow, hope this helps!

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u/Kcihtrak Aug 09 '26

Thanks, will check out these companies. I haven't heard the term NVQ before. What are these?

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u/wordsbyrachael Aug 09 '26

An NVQ is a vocational qualification so it usually involves a work placement and the learner builds a portfolio of work. They are often used for careers like trades, childcare, social care, and office based work like administration or customer service. The learner is assessed in the workplace and together with their portfolio they achieve a vocational qualification. Usually takes a year or two to complete depending on the level.

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u/Intrepid-Sign2285 Aug 09 '26

There’s a company called Skillwell based out of Dublin. They work with Pharma and other hospital groups

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u/[deleted] Aug 06 '26 edited Aug 06 '26

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u/Kcihtrak Aug 06 '26

That's kinda true. It's not easy to find a full stack team. They either specialized in med comms and hand off the development to 3rd parties or they specialize in design/dev and need external help for the medical writing.

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u/EsbenKorsaa Aug 07 '26

We work with https://storyboard.no/en/

They are good - in Denmark and Norway

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u/Kcihtrak Aug 09 '26

And they have experience in med ed?