Corporate Training
Train your managers and teams together, live online or on campus in London. Leadership and management, AI for business, finance, strategy and people skills, delivered as corporate training for a group from one organisation.
What we offer
Sending one person on a course develops one person. Corporate training develops a team: everyone learns the same frameworks, practises on shared challenges and returns to work with a common approach. Most of our executive short courses are available for corporate delivery to a group from one organisation, and group bookings can be arranged for others, so you can choose the programme that fits your priorities and train the people who need it together.
Courses are practical and tutor-led, and run over 2 to 6 weeks depending on the course and format. Teams can study live online, taught in UK time, or on campus at Malet Street in central London.
Training programmes
Each programme targets a capability organisations most want to improve and is built on one of our open courses. Follow any link for the full syllabus, published fees and delivery options.
Build confident, consistent managers who lead people and performance well.
Help teams use AI tools safely and well, and lead adoption across the organisation. Ask admissions about group bookings for AI courses.
Give non-finance managers the confidence to read numbers and make sound commercial decisions.
Align leaders on direction, priorities and the plans that deliver them.
Strengthen engagement, performance and development across your workforce.
Sharpen the everyday skills that move work and customers forward.
See every course on our executive education and AI courses pages.
How it works
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| Corporate training | Open courses | |
|---|---|---|
| Who attends | A group from your organisation | Individuals from many organisations |
| Best for | Shared skills, a common approach, team-wide change | One or two people developing individually |
| Learning from others | Colleagues who face the same challenges | Peers from different sectors |
| Scheduling | Dates agreed for your group | Published intake dates |
Not sure which suits you? Read corporate training vs open courses or how to choose a corporate training provider.
Why LSBUK
FAQ
Corporate training is a course delivered for a group of employees from one organisation, rather than individuals joining an open course. Your team learns together, works on shared challenges and comes away with a common language and approach.
Most of our executive short courses are available for corporate delivery to a group from one organisation, including leadership and management, AI for business, finance for managers, strategy, HR and people management, communication, sales, risk and project management. Ask admissions to confirm the course you want.
Yes. Teams can study live online, taught in UK time, or on campus in central London at Malet Street, WC1E 7HX. Teams joining from other time zones can ask admissions for the timetable converted to their local time.
Most executive short courses run over 2 to 6 weeks depending on the course and format. Admissions will confirm dates and the schedule for your group.
It depends on the course, the format and the size of your group. Each course page lists published per-person fees for Live Online and Campus study; contact admissions for group booking options.
Corporate training suits teams that need shared skills and a common approach. Open courses suit one or two people developing individually and learning from peers in other organisations. Many organisations use both.
HR and learning and development teams, department heads, founders and managers who want to build leadership, management, AI or commercial skills across a team rather than one person at a time.
Agree what should change before the course starts, such as a process, a behaviour or a result, take a baseline, then review it after the programme. Our guide to measuring the ROI of corporate training explains how.
On campus at Malet Street, Bloomsbury, London WC1E 7HX, close to Goodge Street, Russell Square and Euston Square stations, or live online for teams in different locations. Tell admissions where your team is based and they will confirm the options for your group.
Tell admissions which skills your team needs, roughly how many people are involved and your preferred format. They will recommend a course, confirm dates and explain the booking options.
Get started
Tell admissions which skills your team needs, how many people are involved and whether you prefer live online or London campus delivery. An advisor replies the same working day where possible.