This enterprise training programme equips remote professionals and hybrid teams with ergonomic workspace setup principles, asynchronous productivity routines, and digital boundary-setting techniques to maximise daily focus, safeguard physical health, and deliver consistent work output.
Key Executive Learning Outcomes:
Protect workforce health, maintain high productivity across distributed teams, and minimise remote burnout risks with structured home-office performance standards.
Sustain Remote Output & Quality
Reduce Ergonomic Injury & Health Claims
Prevent Remote Burnout & Turnover
Optimise Distributed Team Communication
Outcome Understanding
Best suited to creating shared understanding.
Outcome Application
Best suited to capability building.
Outcome Ability to teach
Best suited to internal capability and scaling.
Prices shown in GBP for delivery in the UK and Ireland. In-person programme prices are indicative and vary with cohort size, location and language of delivery.
Format Self-paced
For professionals who want to learn on their own schedule.
Format Self-paced + live virtual
For teams that need to learn together and apply it at work, not just complete a course.
Everything in Individuals, and:
Format Enterprise rollout
For organisations rolling out learning across sites, countries and business units.
Everything in Teams, and:
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Talk to an adviserRemote work productivity training helps remote and hybrid employees stay focused, healthy and effective outside the office. LIA's Remote Work Productivity and Workspace Setup Training covers structured focus routines such as time-blocking and batching, digital boundaries between work and home, asynchronous communication, managing household distractions, setting up an ergonomic workspace and movement routines that sustain energy.
In the UK, employers' health and safety duties extend to home workers. Under the Display Screen Equipment Regulations 1992, employers must assess workstations for employees who regularly use screens, including at home, to reduce risks such as back pain and eye strain. Good setup and routines also protect productivity and reduce the isolation and blurred boundaries that drive remote burnout.
Yes, through LIA's Train the Trainer accreditation. It includes the full programme content and methodology, the facilitator guide and materials, supervised practice with coaching, an assessment of facilitation competence and a licence to deliver the programme internally.
Yes. London Intercultural Academy (LIA) is a recognised CPD provider (CPD Provider Number 781813), and every participant receives a CPD certificate on completion.
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