10 Most Helpful Tips
In preparation for your training event, take into consideration the below Top 10 things to ask in looking for a good training facility.
| 1: | Well-staffed FacilityIt's best to leave technology in the hands of people who are trained in the IT field. The key is a well-staffed facility both operational staff and IT staff. |
| 2: | Facility CleanlinessMake sure the rooms are clean and well kept. How you see the facility upon a site visit is most likely how the facility looks all of the time. You decide. |
| 3: | No Overbooking GuaranteeFind out if the facility books more than one client on the same day. If this is the case, be aware you can get bumped at any time. Find out their guarantee. |
| 4: | Parking FeesSometimes there are fees for parking, in which the facility can receive discounts from the building for students. Ask and see what the facility offers. |
| 5: | Location. Location. Location.Sometimes facilities are located in very discreet areas or far from your intended destination. Check the zip codes and make sure Google Maps is correct. |
| 6: | Training Room Climate ControlTraining rooms can be cold while others can very warm. Computers and equipment add to the overall heat of a room. Ask if there are separate thermostats in each room for comfort. |
| 7: | Training Room SizeFind out how big the training room is by asking for the specific square footage. On average 250 square feet per every 12 seats is acceptable. |
| 8: | Training Room SpecificationsLook for consistency in computers and monitors and ask for technical specifications before booking a room. |
| 9: | Know What You Are Paying ForTraining facilities typically offer complimentary coffee, tea and water, however hotels will charge for everything, including water. Know upfront what you are paying for. |
| 10: | Don't Put Yourself in An Awkward PositionFind out if the facility is training on the same or similar products as you. Don't put you or your client's in an awkward position. |






