"Designing good learning isn't the hard part. Getting it delivered consistently and scaling it into manager behaviour is."
L&D teams design great content — and then watch it translate differently every time, in every team, with every trainer. Quality drifts and coverage gets uneven. Building more delivery capacity isn’t always an option.
Marph fixes that by making the session itself the learning artefact — a physical board with the structure, sequence and facilitation built in.
What you get
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A custom board
Designed with you, around your specific learning outcomes.
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Built-in facilitation, plus a handover
Prompts, timings and flow embedded — non-experts can run it. Includes a one-hour handover for whoever's leading the session.
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Repeatable quality
Same session, same standard, every run.
Two ways L&D teams use this. Same board mechanic, two very different problems it solves. Most L&D leaders come to us with one of these in mind — sometimes both.
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USE CASE A
Learn moreScaling learning through managers
Your L&D team is small. You can't deliver every session, in every team, every time you need it. Custom boards put your training in managers' hands — they run structured sessions with their own teams, in their own context, without you having to be there.
Best when: you have more learning need than delivery capacity, and you want managers to be the delivery channel.
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USE CASE B
Consistent delivery across your training team
You have a training team — and you want to know that every one of your trainers delivers your session exactly the way you designed it. The board makes the design itself the deliverable. Same structure, same prompts, same outcomes — no matter who's running it.
Best when: you have several trainers and you need every session to be delivered at the standard you set.
How we work with you.
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Discovery
Your goals and context.
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Draft
A first version.
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Iterate
Refined together.
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Finalise
Polished version.
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Deliver
Board and materials.
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Train
One-hour briefing.
Talk to us about your L&D challenge.
A 30-minute discovery call. No slides, no sales pitch — just a real conversation about what you're trying to achieve.
