In-House Software Training for Businesses

Small and medium employers, charities and schools paying for their staff to be trained.

A day rate or fixed price per session, often repeated with follow-up sessions or new teams at the same client.

• Confident teaching to adult groups
• Deep knowledge of business software
• Selling and building relationships with employers

• Public liability and professional indemnity insurance, as clients often ask for proof
• Check software licensing if you use client machines or your own copies
• Employers may pay slowly, so agree payment terms in writing
• Check whether you need to register with the ICO if you hold personal data

Startup costs are estimated at typically around £300 to £2,000, depending on your equipment, course materials and how you find clients. Insurance and software licensing are worth checking too.

Monthly revenue is typically estimated at around £800 to £4,000, depending on how many sessions you deliver, your day rates and client numbers. These are revenue figures, and employers may pay slowly, so agree terms in writing.

Check public liability and professional indemnity insurance, as clients often ask for proof. Also check software licensing for client machines or your own copies, payment terms, and whether you need to register with the ICO if you hold personal data.