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Potential Courses

Solution

Multilingual content and curriculum

Build learning content around your people, priorities and languages.

The need

A coherent learning program or content library that fits the audience, the organization and the languages required.

A request for videos, a workshop or a training day is an entry point. We start by understanding the work that should improve, who has to do it, and where they will get a chance to practise.

Design

  • Needs analysis with the business sponsor
  • Competency and learning objective mapping
  • Curriculum architecture and sequencing
  • Pre-tests, post-tests and item blueprints

Production

  • Text lessons and structured learner content
  • Accessible PDFs and workbooks
  • Video scripts, production, transcripts and captions
  • Job aids, scenarios and facilitator guides

Language

  • Localization across content, media and assessment
  • Translation review by a subject-aware reviewer
  • A published language matrix per program
  • Right-to-left layout and interface checks

What you receive

A versioned learning package with objectives, learner assets, assessment materials, delivery guidance, language variants and an agreed publishing format.

  • Curriculum map: audience, prerequisites, objectives, sequence, estimated effort and assessment map
  • Learner content: structured text, examples, visuals, video or audio where useful, downloadable support
  • Assessments: pre and post forms, item blueprint, answer rationale, scoring rules and feedback
  • Facilitator pack: run of show, preparation data, prompts, model responses, adaptations and debrief guidance
  • Release manifest: asset IDs, languages, versions, rights, accessibility checks, owner and review date

How it is priced

Scope first, then a proposal.

Project fee by agreed curriculum and asset scope. We price the instructional work as well as the production volume — a PDF, a video or a translation is an asset inside the package, not the package itself.

Shown separately in every proposal

  • Localization into each additional language
  • Filming, animation, voiceover and subtitling
  • Editing rounds beyond the agreed number
  • Major revisions and ongoing maintenance
  • Delivery of editable source files

A bespoke development assignment and a licence to reuse an existing library are different commercial arrangements. The proposal states which one applies.

Where the boundaries are

What we will and will not promise.

  • We approve a representative prototype with you before producing the full library, so tone, depth and quality are judged early.
  • Reusable background material, client-provided material and newly commissioned work are listed separately in every proposal.
  • Rights to use, adapt, translate, distribute and receive source files are stated explicitly. Nothing is assumed to transfer automatically.

Next step

Commission a curriculum.

Tell us the capability, the audience and the languages. We will come back with what a first piece of work would involve.