By TetraMap Admin

Learning that sticks with you

We often hear stories from people who have experienced TetraMap, about how easy it has been to apply what they learn in their day-to-day life.  

The principles stick with them because they are simple, relatable, and useful. That’s why we describe what we do as ‘sticky learning’. When you take one of our courses, the key learnings will stick with you wherever you go. 

Keen to learn more?

We’ve developed these free, bite-sized courses, to give people new to TetraMap a ‘taste’ of what our model can offer.

Each course aims to answer a common question – like ‘why are soft skills so hard?’, or ‘why do others see things differently?’ – and provide practical strategies that you can use, based on the Tetramap model.

  • These courses are FREE and there is no limit to how many you can do.
  • They are also SHORT and available NOW. Each course will only take up 5-10 minutes of your time.
  • No matter which course(s) you choose, you will gain INVALUABLE insight into why people think and behave the way that they do.
  • You will learn the STRENGTH in valuing difference and celebrating diversity.

Answer your most burning question, by taking a free course TODAY.

5 Min Free Course
Why are soft skills so hard

Why are soft skills hard?

This course looks at soft skills through a TetraMap lens and why they are so hard to master. You will learn why understanding yourself is a crucial first step in mastering them, as well as the importance of working in a team environment.

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5 Min Free Course

Why are meetings like that?

Using the TetraMap model, this course explores the different ways people communicate in meetings, and how understanding those differences can make your meetings more productive, happier, and inspiring.

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5 Min Free Course

Why don’t you see it like me?

Using the TetraMap model, this course is designed to help you better understand why people see things differently to you. It will help you to turn past irritations into insights, and to reduce conflict and build more meaningful relationships.

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