As Georgia’s trainer, Charlotte took great pride in watching her flourish into a confident individual who proved that she was capable of much more than she ever gave herself credit for.
“When Georgia first joined the cohort, she was quite timid and unsure of her own voice. In the first session, I explained to the group how the next year would unfold, including a mid-year presentation to their peers and managers. I could see the colour drain from Georgia’s face and the look of pure terror!
“I decided to challenge Georgia because she was an exceptional learner who loved to research and learn. I tasked her with creating a mini-teach on the PESTLE model and presenting it to the cohort in our next module. She did this with ease, standing confidently in front of the group and delivering her session.
“When it came to her mid-year presentation, Georgia took centre stage and delivered a strong presentation. At lunch, Georgia’s manager and another manager noted the difference in her behaviour. They recalled how Georgia used to come into the office with her head down, whereas now she walks in confidently and greets everyone.”