Training Diagnostic.
A short self- or team-assessment across the skills a defensible consultation needs. It comes back as a Training Diagnostic Profile: a rating for each domain, the two or three to work on first, and the courses that fit.
Profile
How it works
Complete the diagnostic
Answer a short set of questions about your experience and how confident you feel across each part of the consultation process. About ten minutes, on your own or as a team.
We build your profile
tCI turns your answers into a Training Diagnostic Profile: an overall baseline, a score for every skill domain, and the priorities where development will make the biggest difference.
Talk through next steps
Your profile arrives with recommended courses and a short conversation to sequence them around live work, whether that is one person or a whole team.
Eight skill domains, one clear baseline.
Every domain is rated on a four-point scale, from Learning to Expert, so you can see where the strengths sit and where to start.
Statutory duties, the Gunning Principles and judicial-review risk.
Governance, accountability and a clear route to the final decision.
Scoping, resourcing and a realistic consultation timeline.
The Public Sector Equality Duty and reaching seldom-heard groups.
Mapping stakeholders, relationships and political dynamics.
Clear, accessible material and working with the media.
Surveys, focus groups and the right technique for the question.
Weighing evidence and showing how it shaped the decision.
What you get back.
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Pages from a real Training Diagnostic Profile. The individual, the organisation and the ratings shown are invented; every real profile is personal and treated in confidence.
A profile for one practitioner
Rate your own confidence across the eight skill domains and get a personal baseline, the domains to work on first, and the courses to take.
A profile for a whole team
Assess confidence across the key consultation risk areas as a team, see where capability is uneven, and get a programme sized to build a shared standard and mutual cover.