Become an action-centred leader that earns respect and achieves results.
We invite you to take a lesson from the military. Active Plus are offering a diverse Leadership Course that can help you to develop a culture of success within your business now, and into the future.
Utilising the skills and experiences of our incredible team of Veterans, Active Plus will be delivering bespoke leadership training in July – call us today to book your space!
Please see the details of the course in the poster below.
Why Active Plus?
Leadership is more important for organisations now than ever before. The rapidly changing and uncertain business environment demands adaptable, forward-thinking leaders who can guide their teams through complex challenges.
Yet leadership is not a natural skill. It requires intentional learning and practice.
Throughout history, the most renowned leaders are often those that have been trained by the military.
Why? Because the military teaches how to effectively manage the relationships between achieving tasks, developing the team, and developing the individual – in any situation.
It’s a leadership approach that inspires innovation, the ability to thrive in the face of challenge, and business growth.
But it’s also a skill you can’t learn from a textbook. That’s why our task-driven course has been structured to help you learn with and from each other to bring action-centred leadership to life.
This is leadership training that inspires, motivates and fosters environments of trust and positivity.
There is a reason Active Plus were recognised as the Best Place to Work in Cornwall 2025, and we are excited to share our secrets of establishing a united and efficient team.
Intrigued? Curious? Interested…but can’t make July? Get in touch and we can tailor a course for your business. Book your course
Forgotten the details for the July course already? Here they are again!…
Let’s start the conversation! Call us on 01326 567174 or email [email protected] to discover how Active Plus could help your team and business.
