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Consulting EAP & Work/Life Consultative Wellness Learning & Development Coaching |
CCA Learning and Development CCA Learning and Development programs are dynamic, stimulating group experiences that provide a rich environment for learning and practice. What Sets Us Apart CCA learning and development professionals bring clients a unique combination of expertise in both human behavior and the workplace. Our extensive backgrounds in business strategy, performance consulting and psychology enable us to understand and support your people with more impact than other consulting firms. We understand how people learn and the obstacles to learning, so we are able to facilitate effective programs that result in lasting improvements to employee and organizational performance. For over two decades, CCA has been merging strategic thinking with insight into human behavior; this informs all of our learning and development programs. Our Philosophy Our programs are based on the principal that people learn from experience and are most engaged by topics relevant to their needs with real “back-at-work” application. We challenge people with thought provoking case studies and experiential exercises. CCA’s blended learning solutions incorporate the latest research in leadership, performance improvement and talent management. Our goal is to deliver programs with valuable, bottom-line results. Our expertise in people and business has allowed us to develop a range of programs in the following categories:
Each learning experience is available in brief modules, ½ day sessions or integrated multi-session series, and can be further customized for online delivery. We utilize pre-engagement surveys that confirm which issues are most pressing to the group. And, we offer follow-up sessions over time that support the application of new skills. CCA’s experienced team of learning professionals skillfully facilitate each session with the flexibility to alter the agenda in the moment to manage issues that arise in the classroom and promote increased learning.
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