Practical, expert-led sessions delivered online — built for planners, developers, architects, engineers and QS teams who want to reduce risk, speed up approvals and get more from every scheme.
Browse CoursesRegular CPD, shared learning and cross-team collaboration pay for themselves many times over across a project's lifecycle.
Teams that understand risk early catch design and compliance issues before they become expensive site problems.
Shared knowledge across disciplines means less time re-explaining basics and more time solving the actual project.
Planners, QS, engineers and landscape architects who speak the same language coordinate better and argue less.
Demonstrable CPD and up-to-date practice reassures clients and planning authorities that your team is current.
Investment in training and development is consistently one of the strongest drivers of staff retention.
Regular training keeps site practice, reporting and compliance consistent as teams and projects scale.
Every course is prepared and shared with your team in advance, so time on the day is spent discussing your projects — not sitting through the basics.
Slide Deck
Full session slides, shared ahead of time
Video
Recorded briefing to prep your team
Questions Sheet
Discussion prompts for the live session
Data Gathering Survey
Short survey on your current practice
Diagnostics
A baseline read on your team's starting point
Once you enquire, we pair you with the member of our team best suited to your topic and sector — so the session is led by the right specialist, not just the next available trainer.
All prices shown are per session. Group discounts and bundled packages are available on enquiry.
Sustainable drainage systems: principles, design and adoption
The fundamentals of sustainable drainage, from component selection through to adoption, with particular emphasis on resolving drainage strategy early alongside GIS mapping, utility surveys and construction phase planning.
Identifying and managing risk across the project lifecycle
A practical look at where risk enters a project from concept through to construction, and how to build a risk register that actually gets used.
Utility survey, drainage and initial earthworks - saving budget and avoiding rework
How to sequence utility surveys, drainage strategy and initial earthworks so pre-planning activity actually de-risks the project.
Practical site-level compliance management
A working session on keeping a live project compliant with planning conditions and consents.
Streamlining information flow and reducing QS friction
What a QS actually needs, and when, so landscape information stops generating avoidable queries and variation orders.
Systems and process for managing and distributing RFIs
Building an RFI system that scales with clear categorisation, ownership and response-time tracking.
Standards, process and quality benchmarks for practice
A benchmarking session on what separates a well-run landscape practice from one that is constantly firefighting.
Rewilding approaches and their place in development
Where rewilding genuinely fits within a development scheme, and where it is being used as a label without the ecological substance behind it.
Navigating Biodiversity Net Gain policy requirements
A policy-focused session on what local planning authorities actually expect for Biodiversity Net Gain.
Working through Biodiversity Net Gain metric calculations
A hands-on worked-example session running the biodiversity metric from baseline survey through to a defensible final calculation.
Core visual and design principles underpinning good schemes
The core visual design principles including scale, rhythm, enclosure, materials and planting that separate a considered scheme from a generic one.
Landscape design drawings, RIBA work stages and client presentation packages
A practical guide to landscape design drawings, RIBA work stages, and producing professional client presentation packages from interpreting a site survey through to a construction-ready information set.
Cross-discipline coordination between utility, drainage, road and ecology teams
A coordination-focused session on getting utility, drainage, road and ecology inputs talking to each other early so conflicts are found in a meeting rather than on site.
CDM 2015 roles and duties, and construction build-up methods
A refresher on CDM 2015 duties as they apply to landscape projects specifically, plus a walk-through of common construction build-up methods and sequencing.
Interpreting tree surveys and designing around root protection areas
How to read a BS5837 tree survey and design around it confidently rather than treating root protection areas as an afterthought.
Using DTM and GIS tools for viewshed and constraint analysis
A working introduction to digital terrain modelling and GIS for landscape and planning analysis, including viewshed analysis.
Structuring pre-application engagement and community consultation
How to structure pre-application engagement and community consultation so it builds genuine support.
Federated BIM models, clash detection and construction sequencing for landscape schemes
How landscape information fits into a federated BIM model alongside structural, utility and architectural models, covering ISO 19650 information management, clash detection, and construction phase planning.
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