Request for Proposals.

Your requirements; Our expertise.

Increasingly, single providers are less capable of meeting all the needs of an organization — especially as new delivery methods develop for training.

The Request for Proposal (RFP) provides managers with a simplified approach to locating the most appropriate provider for each job.

You may be looking for someone to design and deliver a single on-site training class, or to develop on-line courses for your corporate university.

Because RFPs represent an efficient way to find supplier, they use less time and money.

What is an RFP (Request for Proposal)?

The RFP is a document asking prospective service providers to respond formally to the needs of a customer. It presents identical service specifications to potential providers. As a result, the customer can compare and evaluate who is best for the job.

The RFP by its very nature shortens the search for providers by eliminating unqualified providers early. Business and industry use the RFP when the scope of the project is reasonably well outlined, and when there is room for creativity and new ideas.

Why send an RFP to LearningDirections?

We are qualified to satisfy your training needs.

Learning Direction simplifies the search when you are looking for a provider for custom designed, traditional, or self-directed learning and instructional projects.

We welcome your enquiries, comments, questions and RFPs by email. Send them to us by email or look at other contact methods.