Role Play Acting & Training
Role Play is a highly effective form of communications and sales training. We simulate real-life business scenarios by facilitating 60-90 minute role play sessions with our team, industry experts, or specialist actors - giving you the opportunity to prepare for your next important meeting or practice your pitch in a realistic environment with direct, structured feedback.
Scenarios
Our standard corporate role play scenarios map onto the most common challenges professionals face. Whether it’s opening lines, asking for the money, or fielding the hard questions, we have a role play scenario to address it.
Formats
Business conversations happen in a variety of environments - role plays have to as well. Our clients rely on us to recreate their business conditions with the following format options.
Video conferences are very effective for simulating live meetings and can be conducted individually or in small groups.
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We use:
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1Gbps Fibre Broadband
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Zoom Videoconferencing
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Lavalier microphones
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Ultra-HD videoconferencing camera
IN-PERSON
In-person role play enables the client to benefit from both verbal and non-verbal communication, thus allowing for the most productive role play session.
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Dress appropriate to the situation
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Sound and seating arrangements appropriate to the actual environment
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Ultra-HD recording camera
Phone calls are most conducive to 1-1 role plays, but can also be conducted in small groups in specific circumstances.
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Both Direct Fixed Line & VOIP (based on connection quality)
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State-of-the-art noise-cancelling headphones
PHONE CALL
VIDEO CONFERENCE
Upgrades
After initial success, you will be ready to really dig into specific role play work with us. Investing in more challenging and focused techniques will help you level-up the experience.
Feedback
How good was your role play? We put a number on it. You receive a SAGE Score: a personal benchmark to measure ongoing progress. We also give qualitative notes, so you know where to focus your development efforts.
The SAGE Score
The SAGE Score is determined according to a role player's performance in 3 metrics:
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Mechanics
We observe the environment and surrounding elements of the role play.
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Style
We look for stylistic cues such as body language, tonality, and voice intonations.
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Content
We take note of specific facts, figures, phrases, and choice of words that were either ineffective or worked particularly well.
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Additionally, consolidated feedback forms are provided to team managers/leadership when working with larger groups.
