
Corporate Training

We offer training and talks to organisations that have—or might have—autistic staff, customers, or clients.
Our sessions are designed to be practical, insightful, and tailored to your organisation’s specific needs. They are best delivered at your premises, and we ask that you provide technical support before and on the day of training to ensure a smooth experience.
Our trainers and speakers bring a wealth of knowledge, experience, and professional expertise. Find out more about our training options below.
Once your staff have completed our training, you can display our Autism Aware badge at your premises and/or on your website.
Your Training Options
Autism Awareness Training
This 90-minute interactive training session, suitable for all staff, is designed to increase awareness of autism in the workplace, helping your staff better understand and support colleagues or clients who might be autistic.
Autism Awareness Talks
Alongside our popular training courses, we also offer short talks for staff development events and meetings. These sessions work especially well as “Lunch and Learn” (or "Breakfast and Learn") events.
Neurodiversity Awareness Talks
This interactive talk is aimed at leaders, managers, and HR professionals, and is designed to inspire positive change and greater inclusion. Like our Autism Awareness talk, it would work well as a “Lunch and Learn” (or "Breakfast and Learn") event.
General Training Enquiries
If you aren't sure what you need, please contact us by email office@autismguernsey.org.gg.
Terms and Conditions
Download our T&Cs here: Terms and Conditions Corporate Training.
Keep Up-to-Date
We will be adding more training options and additional corporate support services soon. If you'd like to be notified when we add something new, please provide your best email in the box below. You can opt out any time, and we will only email you with news about our training.
Why We Charge for Training and Talks
As a charity, our mission is to increase awareness, understanding, and acceptance of autism in Guernsey while providing meaningful support to autistic people, their families, and professionals.
To sustain this work, we charge for corporate training and talks.
These fees cover essential costs, including expert trainers and speakers, learning materials, ongoing professional development, and administration. This ensures we can continue delivering high-quality, impactful training.
We strive to make autism education accessible, offering discounts where possible and providing free training to other charities.
Charging for training helps us to be financially stable and reinvest directly into our charitable services–helping us reach more people and create lasting change.
Our training is:
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Informed by the lived experience of autistic people.
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Reviewed and approved by our clinical team.
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Delivered by qualified, education professionals.
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Regularly evaluated and quality assured.
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Supportive, interactive, and professional.
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Grounded in the most current research and best practice.
"Autism Guernsey delivered a training session for our team, and it was excellent. It really helped us to better understand the autistic person’s experience in the workplace, and encouraged us to think creatively about how we can better support those needs through small but meaningful changes. The trainer's warm and friendly approach created an open dialogue, which made the session engaging and highly effective. We would highly recommend this training."
Alistair Boyle, Senior Director and Head of Guernsey, Permira
"Autism Guernsey delivered an autism awareness talk for our staff, and it was excellent. The speaker really brought the topic of autism to life, addressing commonly held misconceptions and sharing elements of lived experience. It was interactive, informative, and highly recommended."
Stacey Le Page, Senior HR Advisor, Artex
"The training from Autism Guernsey was excellent. The trainer drew upon the lived experience of autistic people, making the session feel really authentic and insightful. The training was informative, engaging and provided a deeper understanding of autism. I came away with valuable knowledge that I can apply both professionally and personally."
Minoosh Eldridge, Training and Education Lead Paramedic, St John Guernsey