Maintaining Competence in Highly Moderated High-Risk Industries 

high-risk industries
Aviation pilots, logging workers and derrick operators are considered to be some of the riskiest and most challenging roles requiring consistent and accredited skills development in order to mitigate risk for both company and employee. Cranfield Training used Covid lockdowns to digitise a variety of high-risk training solutions that are accredited by the South African
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Unearthing the True Value of Human Capital

UNEARTHING THE TRUE VALUE OF HUMAN CAPITAL
The mining sector is defined by its ability to adapt to and align with, changing economic and political circumstances. As the sector steps out from behind the complexities of 2020, new challenges – largely in skills and expertise – need to be addressed to ensure sustainable success. The Global Risk Barometer 2022 found that the
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Education in the Metaverse

EDUCATION IN THE METAVERSE
What is the Metaverse? The Metaverse is a largely misunderstood concept. There are a lot of questions left unanswered, but to put it simply – it is the transformation or evolution of the internet. Spaces are morphing from a two-dimensional space into a three-dimensional one. It will be as though the internet will come alive
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Building an Internationally Accredited High Risk Aviation L&D Program

high-risk aviation L&D programme
The aviation industry is a high-powered sector that is reliant on exceptional skills development, training and ongoing professional development to ensure compliance with strict regulations and legislative requirements. However, the pandemic forced high-risk training companies to find innovative ways of implementing their training that aligned with stringent regulatory mandates needing to: Cranfield Aviation Training required
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Animation in eLearning

ANIMATION IN ELEARNING
To understand why we utilise animation in eLearning, we first need to ask a broader question: “What is Animation?”. There is a clinical answer:Animation is the illusion of simulating movement using successive images. Alternately, there is a preferred answer:Animation is breathing life, intent, and emotion, into real or unreal objects, people, creatures, and more. Something
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