PowerPoint training your team will actually use
You’ve got the template. You’ve got the brand guidelines. And somehow every deck still looks off-brand.
We teach your people how to get the best out of PowerPoint, so great slides don’t depend on the one person who “gets it.”
Why train with us?
We build presentations for a living, and we’ve done it since 2008 for clients worldwide, so we teach what works on real projects, not theory. You’ll work with the people who do the design, not a separate training team.
What we teach:
Software training
From one-on-one design coaching to full team sessions on your own templates, we cover the tools your people use every day. Everything is tailored to your team’s level, whether they’re beginners or confident users who want to work faster and cleaner.
Presentation-skills coaching
Great slides are only half of it. We help your presenters sharpen their content, their technique and their style, so what’s on screen supports what they’re saying.
Template training
If we’ve built your template, we’ll show your team how to use it properly.
If someone else built it, we can still train your people to work with it.
If someone else built it, we can still train your people to work with it.
How it works
We talk first. You tell us who’s attending, what they struggle with and what good looks like.
We tailor the session. We build it around your templates, your brand and your real slides rather than generic examples.
We run it your way. Onsite or online, for one person or a whole team, including across time zones.
Who it’s for
Teams rolling out a new brand template
Marketing, comms and sales groups who produce decks every week
Agencies and design teams who want to tighten their PowerPoint craft
Anyone preparing a keynote, pitch or board presentation who wants a second pair of expert eyes.
Case study: onsite
We created the in-house PowerPoint template for Lida Digital. Then we conducted several small-group training sessions onsite. Ensuring staff knew how to get the most from their template and answering any questions.
Case study: online
Our online training session with Small Luxury Hotels crossed several time zones and included twelve staff members. Their large PowerPoint template included written instructions and guidelines. But the time spent ensuring all team members were comfortable working and presenting with it has proven invaluable.
Case study: designers
Increasingly, designers are being asked to create PowerPoint presentations. This can be daunting (even horrifying) to many. We spent a few hours with Brandologie, showing them how to apply graphic design principles to PowerPoint. Grid, structure, hierarchy, type and colour can all reach a very high standard, with just a few workarounds.