Outbound Training Service
Price On RequestThe concept of using the outdoors as a tool in management training was first developed in the 1940's by Dr. Kurt Hahn, a philosopher outdoorsman who believed that the outdoors has many lessons for people which will enhance their personal thresholds as well as group thresholds. It was Dr. Hahn's belief that advancing civilizations and technology were depriving many persons the opportunities to develop self-reliance, physical fitness and a compassion for others.
Teambuilding/Teamwork Building successful teams while focusing on problem-solving, communication, trust-building, change and conflict resolution.
Leadership Development Identifying and developing traits successfully employed in situations involving strategy, goal setting, planning, resource allocation, empowerment, and decision-making.
Change Management Enabling an organisation to build a shared culture, integrating new organizational structures, managing transitions, and expanding perceived limits of performance.
Conflict Resolution Improving interpersonal skills, removing communication blocks, building abilities to express and resolve differences in an unstressed manner.
Personal and Professional Effectiveness Improving self image through emphasis on personal and group achievements, encouragement to stretch beyond perceived limits, and gaining a renewed sense of purpose and commitment.
Interpersonal Skills Develops abilities to relate meaningfully and with confidence in group and individual situations, working towards enhancing group dynamics.
Communication Skills Builds effective communication skills that enable enhanced performance and productivity.
Induction/Orientation for Trainees Reduces lead time in creating productive, effective employees and enables faster integration of corporate culture, values, and expectations.
Partnerships/Alliances Creating more effective client, vendor, supplier, alliance, and partner relationships through shared experiences and goals and trust-building.
Aim :-
Own Integral camp site
Easy and quick approachability
Instructor to participant ratio is maintained at 1:20 minimum