We design learning that helps government teams deliver with clarity, confidence and consistency across departments, disciplines and communities. From high-security units to marine science labs, from environmental compliance to LGBTIQA+ inclusion, we’ve worked with local, state, federal and international government agencies to create learning that moves people to act. We know the challenges: high expectations, multiple stakeholders, strict standards and stretched teams. We bring the structure, energy and know-how to get the learning done right. How we support government teams:
- Translate policy and legislation into practical learning
- Build onboarding programs for large, diverse workforces
- Design courses that meet accessibility and inclusion standards
- Deliver cultural capability, risk, data and systems training
- Support health, justice, education and environment portfolios
- Blend eLearning with job aids, facilitator kits and comms
- Align programs with national frameworks and capability models
- Build learning that performs under audit and scales across regions
RECENT PROJECTS
We’ve worked across more than 20 departments, councils and agencies, delivering learning that supports policy, reform, and frontline services. Projects include:- Online induction for high-security justice teams
- Contact tracing training for Canadian government agencies
- Biosecurity and disease prevention modules for agriculture departments
- Cultural safety, inclusion and LGBTIQA+ awareness training
- Data literacy, privacy and analytics programs for social services teams
- Accredited marine science units for research institutions
- Rail signalling qualifications for major infrastructure programs
- Systems and process training for health and education workforces
- Learning on voluntary assisted dying for doctors and nurses
- Environmental compliance eLearning for public sector teams
- Instructional design courses tailored for internal capability uplift
Government learning programs
GOVERNMENT CASE STUDIES
Safety eLearning module
We merged two separate safety modules into one cohesive 30-minute eLearning covering physical and psychosocial hazards. See how Hungry Minds did it for EnergyAustralia.
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