Agencia partners with Hull University Business School to launch consulting skills course

Designed to demystify consultancy and equip participants with the essential skills they need to take their business forward, the three-day programme will provide an intensive introduction to consulting skills.

The course is expected to attract a wide variety of delegates including top level executives wishing to undertake consultancy work, or set up their own consultancy company and aspiring consultants such as graduates and MBA students.  Led by some of Agencia’s most experienced consultants, it is believed that in the current economic climate, there is a strong demand for the sort of change management skills that Agencia’s consultants have.

Designed to be highly participative and interactive, much energy and enthusiasm will be brought to the sessions. Director of External Business for Hull University Business School Brian Milsom said: “this course has been designed in partnership with a leading management consultancy company and offers a practical insight and key skills for successful consulting.”

Director of Agencia and course leader, Helen Gibson said: Agencia has been providing consultancy services throughout the UK and overseas to the private, public and third sectors for 15 years.  We have identified a demand for consultancy skills and are delighted to be able to work with the Business School to deliver this course.  Our programme provides delegates with an opportunity to work in a consulting team with real life consultancy assignments, to create realistic scenarios which rigorously put delegates through their paces.”

The Essential Consulting Skills course will take place on the 19-21st June 2012.  The cost is £1,950 + VAT for three days with lunch and refreshments included.  Full details of the Essential Consulting Skills course can be found at: http://www2.hull.ac.uk/hubs/shortcourses/courses/consulting-skills.aspx

To book your place, please contact Sam Davy on s.davy@hull.ac.uk or (01482) 347500.

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