About This Course
Neighbourhood Walks are more than guided tours—they’re a foundational moment in workplace change initiatives. Designed for Day One of relocation or workplace transformation, these walkthroughs introduce employees to new spaces, tools, people, and cultural norms in a friendly and structured format. This course equips facilitators with everything they need to design and deliver walkthroughs that are memorable, supportive, and informative.
You'll learn how to coordinate walk logistics, recruit facilitators from key workstreams, and prepare impactful content for each station. From mail areas and Tech Hubs to etiquette, ID lanyards, and ergonomic demos, each walk stop is a chance to educate and engage. You’ll explore presentation templates, Welcome Pack highlights, and storytelling tips that turn checklists into conversations—and ensure employees feel informed, welcomed, and ready to work.
By the end of this course, you will:
- Understand the key goals and structure of Day One Neighbourhood Walks.
- Identify which workstreams should present, and what each stop should cover.
- Learn how to engage employees using storytelling, interactivity, and FAQs.
- Develop walkthrough scripts, props, and Welcome Pack highlights.
- Build a flexible yet organised schedule with clear routes and timing.
- Deliver an experience that reduces support strain and boosts team confidence.
Topics Covered:
- Who is involved?
- Preparations
- Highlighting the Real Environment vs the Prototype
- Who does the Facilitation of the Walks?
- How it works - on the hour
- What does the Neighbourhood Manager say?
- Take the Opportunity to orient Employees to the Welcome Pack
- Who do they Meet along the Way
- What may the Work streams Introduce?
- Presentation content for FM
- Presentation content for People & Culture
- Presentation content for IT
- Presentation content for HSE, Risk and Security
- PROPS
- Recap of Advantages of Neighbourhood Walks
Course Duration: Approximately 20 minutes
Access to Course: 7 days from date of purchase
