• My professional L&D practice

    About my working and training methods

    Leading and directing projects with major organisational development impact.

    Creating and delivering acclaimed corporate training and development master-classes, workshops and programmes.

    Evaluating powerful corporate learning and development events.

    Networking

    I work to become a well-known, trusted colleague throughout the business, offering consultation and collaboration in a safe, confidential, supportive space.

    Collaborative skills

    Working with your graphic designers and E-learning designers for digital product creation.

    Working with your SMEs across the business for their expert subject matter input.

    Providing actor-roleplayers for your roleplay event.

    ADDIE/SAM

    I’m experienced and accomplished around the whole ADDIE/SAM training cycle skillset.

    Please see the individual posts linked below, discussing my practice at each stage of the process:

    ADDIE: Analyse
    ADDIE: Design
    ADDIE: Develop
    ADDIE: Implement
    ADDIE: Evaluate


    If you’re considering developing your L&D programme at any stage, from first inklings to full implementation – I’d be pleased to talk.

    Philippa Hammond
    Learning, development and performance consultant, trainer and facilitator


  • Key skills

    A business-led, brain-friendly, 70:20:10 perspective on ‘sticky’ training design and delivery, with permanent behaviour change for business results as a key outcome

    Audience/performance needs analysis, key stakeholder engagement, establishing aim, setting workplace performance outcomes & learning objectives

    Design and development of learning programmes and materials – trainer scripts, exercises, workbooks, brochures, roleplay scenarios, PowerPoints, audio and video

    A compelling and effective trainer, presenter and public speaker, skilled in capturing attention and interest, delivering a clear, convincing message

    Excellent in-person and online training delivery – workshops, seminars, practicals, master-classes, 1-1 coaching, roleplay, action learning sets and group tutorials

    An influential, confident facilitator of engaging interactive events, managing difficult and challenging situations, questions and audiences

    Kirkpatrick evaluation skills [reaction / learning / behaviour change / results], informed by Talheimer’s Learning Transfer Evaluation Model [LTEM]

    Building great team relationships with specialists, admin, legal, finance, E-learning and graphic designers, IT and sales experts, SMEs and heads of department

    Well-presented, calm, confident and resilient under pressure, with a flexible and adaptable approach, and full engagement with remote, hybrid and in-office working

    A networker with strong personal and professional brand, interpersonal, influencing and communication skills

    Excellent writing skills and the ability to analyse and present complex issues clearly

    Expertise in training Zoom/Teams skills for personal / professional business impact

    Philippa Hammond
    Learning, development and performance consultant, trainer and facilitator


  • Key achievements

    2024-25 Delivering many sessions for diverse audiences

    Delivered Powerful Presentations & Trainer Essentials events to Autism Unlimited and Chichester University

    Researching and writing my next book Talking Training – my guide to essential skills for aspiring, new and developing subject matter expert trainers

    Researched and wrote my new book Talking Speaking – my guide to confident public speaking skills for leadership, training and business

    2022-24 Delivered a wide range of new L&D products upskilling the Customer Support, Development and Intelligence Teams for The Pensions Regulator

    2020 During lockdown I transformed my corporate L&D business, sweeping all training and 1-1 services online, developing and delivering Zoom workshops and 1-1 training in essential business skills

    My bid won the Civil Aviation Authority International [CAAI] the contract to design and deliver the Training And Instructional Techniques L&D programme to the European Union Aviation Safety Agency – I delivered this solo in Cologne

    Delivered Train the Trainer programmes to the Civil Aviation Authority and their international clients

    Created and currently deliver my Train the Trainer development programme to excellent learner and leader response

    Led and influenced the creation and delivery of the nationally significant online Public Service L&D programme for The Pensions Regulator

    Winner of the Plain English Campaign’s Inside Write Award for my writing

    Philippa Hammond

    Learning development and performance consultant, trainer and facilitator


  • Brighton and Hove News Article

    Nerves are the number one public speaking worry.

    Speaking well in public is a leadership essential and a key skill for promoting your brand, business and career.

    Pitching to clients, team briefings and speeches are a daily reality for many professionals, yet so many find nerves a challenge.

    Angelina Jolie and Harrison Ford have confessed their fear of public speaking, so if you’re a nervous speaker, you’re not alone.

    No one’s born with the ability to speak well and you can learn practical skills to control those nerves and deliver a memorable message.

    Realising that the feelings we label ‘nerves’ and ‘excitement’ are the same thing, and that you can change your perception, are the first steps in dealing with nerves.

    Your audience wants to hear what you have to say, so if you can answer their ‘what’s in it for me?’ question in plain English, you’ll capture and keep their attention.


    Using note cards with keywords will help you look better than if you try to memorise, improvise or read aloud word for word.

    Rehearse out loud and on your feet, so it all feels familiar, then get in early and practise to get the feel and sound of the room.

    At social events, stick to water until your speech is over. You may think you’ll speak better after a drink, but that’s an illusion.

    When the moment arrives, stand up comfortably straight, relax your shoulders and connect with friendly eye contact and a smile.

    Breathing slowly and deeply from your diaphragm helps you feel calmer and sound better as you say your first few well-practised words.

    Yes your heart will still be racing. It’s pumping the energy you need to power your speech and you’ll feel better once you get going.

    Enjoy speaking well in public.

    Philippa Hammond
    Learning, development and performance consultant, trainer & facilitator


  • ADDIE: Implement

    I offer a wide-ranging delivery skillset, including:

    Public speaking and presentation skills

    Facilitating discussion groups

    Workshop leader

    Action learning set leader

    Roleplay events

    Managing challenging audiences and difficult situations

    Equality, equity and DEI awareness

    1-1 and team coaching

    Next ADDIE: Evaluate


  • ADDIE: Evaluate

    After any training event, I use Kirkpatrick’s four level evaluation methods, informed by Talheimer’s LTEM.

    I’ll investigate audience reaction, their learning and its transfer, evidence of permanent behaviour change and results and RoI to the business.

    I’ll then deliver a full post-training evaluation report, with recommended actions going forward.

    If you’re considering developing your L&D programme at any stage, from first inklings to full implementation – I’d be pleased to talk.

    Contact Philippa

    Philippa Hammond
    Learning, development and performance consultant, trainer and facilitator


  • ADDIE: Develop

    Once we have the go-ahead, I’ll design the L&D programme, checking in with you to ensure it meets those needs.

    I’ll then create anything from a single 1-1 online Power Hour to a full in-house in-person, hybrid or online development programme for your team or whole organisation rollout.

    Creating the training products may include:

    Pre- and post-course content / Trainer script / Exercises and roleplays / Workbooks, manuals and handouts / PowerPoint design and build etc.

    Tech products may include:

    Video and audio content / Voice-over and on-camera presentation skills

    When you’re happy with the content, we can begin the pilot or immediate rollout.

    Next ADDIE: Implement