We are Faculty of Skills, a training agency specialized in developing communication skills. We are also the creators of TrainTool, a unique online tool with which you can practice skills in online video roleplays. Our goal is to let you, as an ambitious professional, communicate better in the workplace. This way, you will have more impact, you will reach your goals faster and you will be able to work well together with everyone you meet.
We believe in technology and that technological innovations can make people better. That is why we developed TrainTool. With TrainTool, you increase your knowledge about communication skills and you can practice directly with practical situations. You get personal feedback from our experienced coaches or from Alix, our AI coach. They will tell you exactly what you are good at and what you can improve.
And that's kind of weird at first, we know. But more than 100,000 people have gone before you, and if they can do it, so can you.
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We know the type of people you'll encounter at work and tell you how to deal with them. And you'll learn something about yourself, too.
You train individually, so you don't have to sit in a room listening to other people' problems.
Travel time of course, because you don't have to leave the house to train. But you also skip all the noise from introduction rounds to lunch and the chatter afterwards.
Being told what you're not doing right isn't fun, but it's super helpful. And we'll give you a compliment now and then, too, promise.
A long-held wish in real life: rewind, start over and then say something different. In TrainTool, you can.
Our training programmes have substance and are always based on proven theories and models.
We have developed the best training courses for the most sought-after skills, with which you can start immediately. In personal training, or with your whole team.
We have plenty of experience with in-company and tailor-made programmes at large organisations. What do you need?