ALIVE© Calls

An entire Leadership programme can be delivered in person or remotely, with elements flexed completely to your organisation’s requirements.

Key benefits of ALIVE© Masterclasses and Calls

• Absolute flexibility to suit client needs
• Rapid learning process
• Highly focused
• Deeply embedded learning which is sustainable
• Powerful process with a range of applications

In each ALIVE© Masterclass or Call the aim is that a clear set of pre-agreed learning outcomes and shared reflective experience as well as individual commitment to the next actions that will have been achieved.

What is ALIVE©?

ALIVE© is a remote learning methodology that LeaderShape has adopted for remote delivery of elements of our programmes. ALIVE calls and Masterclasses are simply a well-managed teleconferencing process that creates a single focus for the participants so they are able to be really present on the call.

The approach relies upon strong: -

•  Structure
•  Facilitation
•  Adherence to ground rules
•  Self discipline from participants
•  Commitment to engagement

“I am finding the calls increasingly valuable as we are more familiar with each other now and have started to have debates which challenge my thinking. I can learn from perspectives that are different from my own.  I find your facilitation style very warm; yet you challenge us and at the same time, share your own insights.  Thank you, it is a rich experience that I am privileged to be a part of."

Senior Executive Participant

Why ALIVE© vs Webinars?

•  Webinars rely on internet & computer technology and good high-speed connection, neither of which can be assured!  
•  We have experience of poor bandwidth and drop out; even just on Skype VoiP calls between a small number of UK-based participants  
•  Webinars tend to have a lot going on at one time; so there may be a question box to type into, a slide presentation, a presenter (or more than one) speaking, polls etc.  This can represent distraction as it means a split of focus, let alone the potential for open applications working in the background on the computer, ‘beeping’ up messages during the webinar.  A Webinar is more useful where larger audiences are involved and individual participation is less important.