The Services we offer!
OTrainU
Our fully hosted, cloud based Learning Management System designed to Create, Host, Deploy, Assess, Record and Report all your training needs Learn More
Studi.O
Our team of elearning and training experts with the skills and experience to turn your training material into engaging and effective online courses. Learn More
Ready to GO!
Our growing catalogue of Ready to GO! courses covering a variety of topics from Soft Skills to Compliance based training programs. Learn More
Training Success Club
Our collection of resources, tools, webinars, workshops, coaching and mentoring services to help you create and get more out of your training.Learn MoreThe OTrain difference.
We believe in Software PLUS Service
At OTrain, You get Intuitively Simply software PLUS Outstanding Service and SupportWe believe in SIMPLE pricing
At OTrain, You get unlimited users, courses, administrators and reports, all for a simple monthly hosting feeWe believe in being ONTIME
At OTrain, you get your project on time If not, we discount the price by 10% for each day its late. More than 10 days, its yours for freeWe believe in TEAMWORK
At OTrain You get “all hands” support. Everyone in our organisation mans the chat and phone lines, from the Managing Director to the Front DeskWe believe in FAST
At OTrain, You get immediate access and a fast turn aroundWe believe in TRANSPARENCY
At OTrain, You get a transparent pricing model, with fixed price projects and no surprises
Our clients are using OTrainU and the OTrain services to deliver all types of training. From our educator and RTO clients delivering First Aid and Responsible Service of Alcohol training, through to our fast growth employers delivering their Induction and On-boarding programs. We’ve got Chemical Supply companies teaching their clients how to correctly and safely apply their products, and Spill Companies using the OTrainU system to teach their clients how to clean up chemical and other spills. And we’re not limited to particular sectors or industries. From Childcare to RTO’s, Manufactures to Electrical Contractors and Transport companies, OTrain is in operation across the economy. With OTrain you can opt for a fully outsourced model and have us do all the work, or use your existing skills and resources to do it yourself, and quite often its a mix of both. At OTrain we’re here to put your training online, but more than that we’re here to help make your training work.
OTrain is, simply put a better way to Train
Our Recent Posts
Interesting Stats from my LinkedIn Account. 2017
About this time last year, I wrote an article sharing the statistics for a LinkedIn experience. Specifically, it was on the number of people who reached out and congratulated me on a work anniversary with OTrain. The general point of the post was how little people were using LinkedIn to grow and leverage their business and I used the actual numbers of my very public, LinkedIn Company event as the source. I got a good response to the first post, so I thought I’d run the numbers again and see if anything has changed in 2017. So to rehash, on October 10 I celebrated 6 years with OTrain. LinkedIn reminded me when I started to see messages appearing in my feed. Again, this year a number of people took time out of their day to send a congratulation message. I am very humbled and appreciative of the thought. Not just because of the marketing experiment its become, but because people took the time to acknowledge our company and the anniversary. So now, 36 hours or so after I received the first notification, here are this years numbers and how they compare: I now have over 5000 contacts – an increase of approximately 100% on last year (2016 = 2500+) Approximately 1 % of the people I’m connected with in total, have sent me a message via LinkedIn to celebrate my anniversary. – a decrease of 50% (2016 = 2%) 84% of this years contacts were the default message – a slight increase on last year (2016 = 78%) 16% of people that messaged, typed something specific or a customised...Interesting Stats from my LinkedIn Account. 2016
I have nearly 2500 contacts on LinkedIn and this week (according to LinkedIn notifications) I celebrated 5 years in two of my businesses. OTrain, my company that puts training online, and OGroupMGMT my management and consulting company. I only know this because I started to receive messages from my contacts, telling me I was celebrating an anniversary. You might see these notifications come up on your feed regularly. As you would expect, a number of people took time out of their day to send a congratulation message. I am very humbled and appreciative of the thought. We’ve been focused a lot on our Marketing and specifically our use of social media over the past 2 quarters and being a numbers driven individual, I thought it might be interesting to see what some of the statistics are. So now, 36 hours or so after I received the first notification, heres what I found: 2% of the people I’m connected with in total, have sent me a message via LinkedIn. 78% of them, used the default message – Congrats on the anniversary! Hope you’re doing well. 6% of the messages I received had a slight change, such as using my name or making a specific comment about me, or my professional profile as displayed in LinkedIn. 15% of people that messaged, typed something specific or a customised note. 3% of my total contacts took the time to write a personal note. Now as I said above, I appreciate the attention and the though, whether fully typed or the default note, but what I though was really interesting is how this fantastic...I did something stupid – Lessons from the Cape
Last week I did something stupid. I rode a motorbike to the tip of Cape York. The adventure itself was not stupid, in fact it has been on my bucket list for a long time, but what was stupid was that I haven’t really ridden a motorbike that much. And I certainly have never ridden in those conditions. In fact, I only purchased my motorbike 3 weeks before the trip. 2 weeks out I had to put in on a truck to Cairns. In total, I had done less than 600 (highway) KM’s on the bike when I set off on this adventure. To top it off, this was a 200kg+ BMW Adventure Bike. Not the easiest thing to ride. It was stupid. The good news is I made it to the Cape and back and despite a few stacks (outlined at the end of this article) I arrived safely and without injury. This was no easy feat, with approximately 10 people airlifted from the ride with major injuries and many more minor injuries and damaged bikes. But typically, this experience got me thinking about business and the lessons I could draw. The first was the importance of having a goal or a vision. I had the trip on my bucket list, and I was invited to join the ride by a mate. Having this clear vision to complete a trip to the Cape made it an easy decision when it came time to participate. It also helped to know where I was going and what I’d need to take. The second lesson was about having the right tools...Did you know
Putting your training online can
- Reduce delivery cost by up to 85%
- Reduce delivery time by 2/3rds
- Improve reporting, compliance and audit trail
- Make training and workforce development more interesting and engaging for all involved.
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