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Extend Live Workshops with AI Coaching and Practice

A successful workshop can create energy, insight and commitment. The challenge is helping participants retain the learning and apply it after the session.

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Facilitators cannot provide every participant with individual support between modules or once the programme has ended. Savaia extends the learning experience through personalised AI coaching, assessment and realistic workplace practice.

Participants can reflect, ask questions, practise new skills and receive feedback in their own time. Facilitators and sponsors gain insights into capability development and progress.

Savaia complements the live experience. It does not replace it.

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  1. Step 1

    Pre-assessment

    You find who needs what. Scores, gaps, next steps. One person or a whole cohort.

  2. Step 2

    Coaching

    They practise in private. A coach in their language, their situations. You do not get the session.

  3. Step 3

    Post-assessment

    Same instrument. Same people. Then you can show what moved.

Support learning before, during and after the workshop

Knowing

The model

Workshops and content build understanding. People leave knowing what good looks like.

Savaia bridges this

Doing

The conversation

Capability is shown in the live moment: the interview, the feedback, the customer, the change.

Savaia can be integrated at different stages of a learning programme:

BeforeDuringBetweenAfterLater

  1. Before the workshop

    Establish a baseline, introduce key concepts and help participants prepare

  2. During the programme

    Reinforce learning, answer questions and provide individual practice

  3. Between modules

    Maintain momentum and help participants apply what they have learned

  4. After the workshop

    Support reflection, workplace application and continued development

  5. Later

    Reassess capability and provide evidence of progress

The experience can be designed around a single workshop, a multi-day programme or a longer development journey. Organisations can use the complete journey or select the elements that best support the programme.

Personalised support at scale

In a live workshop, the facilitator must divide their attention across the whole group. Some participants will speak frequently, while others may be less comfortable asking questions or practising in front of colleagues.

A programme-specific AI coach gives every participant access to personalised support.

They can use it to:

  • Review and explore important concepts
  • Ask questions they did not raise during the workshop
  • Reflect on their strengths and development needs
  • Consider how the learning applies to their role
  • Prepare for workplace situations
  • Create practical development actions
  • Continue learning after the formal programme ends

The coach is available when the participant needs it and provides a private environment for reflection and development.

Designed around your programme

Your organisation

Your language

Competency frameworks, learning objectives, values, policies, roles and terminology.

Made relevant

Savaia experiences

Your people

Coaching, assessment, practice and reports that use your language and measure the capabilities that matter.

The AI coach is not a generic learning assistant. It can be customised around the content and purpose of the live programme.

This may include:

  • The facilitator’s learning models
  • Programme terminology
  • Defined competencies
  • Case studies and scenarios
  • Organisational values
  • Policies and processes
  • Industry or role context
  • Workplace application activities

This creates a consistent connection between the live experience and the participant’s continued development.

The facilitator’s intellectual property remains central to the learning journey. Savaia helps participants engage with and apply it more fully.

Realistic workplace practice

Understanding a model is different from using it effectively.

Savaia’s AI role-play experiences allow participants to practise workplace conversations related to the programme. The AI takes the role of another person and responds to the participant in real time.

Depending on the programme, participants might practise:

  • Giving feedback
  • Coaching a team member
  • Delegating an assignment
  • Managing a difficult conversation
  • Interviewing a candidate
  • Responding to a customer concern
  • Influencing a stakeholder
  • Communicating organisational change

The experience can be scored against clearly defined behaviours. Participants receive focused feedback and can repeat the practice to try a different approach.

This gives people more opportunities to build confidence and capability without requiring additional facilitator-led sessions.

Assessment before development

Knowledge Assessor

What they know

Explores understanding through questions and responses: how someone explains and applies what they have learned.

Two assessment routes

Capability Assessor

What they can do

Gives people a chance to demonstrate practical skills through a workplace simulation or realistic conversation.

An AI-powered assessment can be used before the programme to understand participants’ current capabilities.

The assessment can be aligned with the programme’s intended outcomes and provide:

  • An individual starting point
  • Insight into existing strengths
  • Clear development priorities
  • A team or cohort capability view
  • Evidence to help shape the programme

Participants arrive with a better understanding of what they need to develop. Facilitators can use appropriate group-level insights to place greater emphasis on areas where the cohort needs support.

Assessment is optional. It can be used as part of a complete journey or introduced where it adds the most value.

Reassessment and evidence of progress

First assessment

Where they start

A detailed view of knowledge or capability before coaching, practice or workplace experience.

Same competencies

Reassessment

What has changed

A second view against the same competencies: what improved, what still needs work, and what to focus on next.

Participants can complete a reassessment after they have had time to learn and practise.

The assessment and reassessment results can show:

  • Changes in individual capability
  • Areas of improvement
  • Capabilities requiring further development
  • Patterns across a team or cohort
  • Priorities for future learning support

This provides more meaningful evidence than attendance records or participant satisfaction alone.

Where the aim is specifically to measure knowledge gained through training, Savaia’s pre/post assessor can ask participants a short series of knowledge-based questions before and after the programme.

These are two different approaches:

  • Assessment and reassessment examine a defined skill or capability in greater depth.
  • Pre/post assessment measures changes in knowledge associated with a learning programme.

The appropriate approach depends on what the organisation wants to understand.

Useful insights for facilitators

Team report

The group pattern

Average scores, shared strengths and common development gaps that help you decide where support will make the greatest difference.

Both matter

Individual results

Different needs

People in the same group can need different next steps. Avoid giving everyone the same development experience.

Savaia can provide group-level insights that help facilitators understand how participants are progressing.

For example, a facilitator may be able to see:

  • Common strengths across the cohort
  • Recurring development needs
  • Concepts requiring further reinforcement
  • Areas where understanding and application differ
  • Changes following coaching and practice

These insights can help the facilitator refine later sessions, offer more focused support and continuously improve the programme.

Reporting and access can be configured appropriately, with clear expectations about what participants, facilitators and organisational sponsors will see.

The facilitator remains essential

Complements, does not replace

Savaia sits alongside the human learning environment

  • Facilitators
  • Line managers
  • Your LMS
  • Learning content

Savaia does not replace the expertise, judgement or human connection of a skilled facilitator.

Live learning provides experiences technology cannot reproduce fully:

  • Group discussion
  • Peer learning
  • Facilitator observation
  • Shared reflection
  • Collective energy
  • Relationship building
  • Immediate human judgement

Savaia adds personalised development around that experience. It allows the learning to continue when the facilitator is not present and gives participants further opportunities to reflect and practise.

Supporting participant engagement

AI coaching and practice should be introduced as part of the learning journey, rather than added as an unrelated optional resource.

Engagement is more likely when participants understand:

  • Why they are being asked to use it
  • How it connects to the workshop
  • What they will gain from the experience
  • How much time they should allow
  • Whether their results are private
  • How the learning will be revisited later

The facilitator can demonstrate the experience during the workshop and explain how it will support the participant’s development.

Later sessions can then draw on common themes and learning from the experience without exposing individual conversations.

For internal learning teams

Internal L&D teams can integrate Savaia into existing leadership, management, professional and functional development programmes.

Savaia can work alongside the organisation’s:

  • Learning management system
  • Facilitator-led workshops
  • Virtual learning
  • Coaching programmes
  • Competency frameworks
  • Talent and career initiatives

The organisation can begin with one programme and expand over time as it identifies further opportunities.

Learn more about Savaia for learning and development.

For training providers and consultants

Learning providers can add customised AI coaching, assessment, practice and reporting to their existing programmes.

This can help providers:

  • Extend support beyond the live session
  • Offer participants a more personalised experience
  • Reinforce their proprietary models and content
  • Provide additional evidence of impact
  • Differentiate their programmes
  • Build longer-term client relationships
  • Create a blended learning journey under their own brand

Reseller and white-label options are available for providers that want to incorporate Savaia into their client offering.

Learn more about Savaia for partners.

Add Savaia to an existing programme

You do not need to redesign your entire workshop.

We can begin by understanding:

  • The programme’s objectives
  • The capabilities being developed
  • The content and models already used
  • The participant group
  • The opportunities for coaching or practice
  • The evidence you would like to provide

Savaia can then be configured to complement the programme at the points where it will add the most value.

This could involve one AI coach after a workshop or a complete loop: pre-assessment, coaching and post-assessment.

View our sample assessment reports, explore workplace role-play, or request a demonstration to discuss your programme.

Pre-assessment. Coaching. Post-assessment.

See it with your capability, your language and your people.

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Straight answers

Things people ask.

Does Savaia replace the live workshop?

No. Savaia complements facilitator-led learning by adding pre-assessment, coaching and post-assessment before, during or after the programme.

Must the programme have more than one module?

No. Savaia can support a single workshop, a multi-module programme or a longer development journey.

What is a workshop AI coach?

It is an AI coach customised around the workshop’s objectives, content, models and language. Participants can use it to explore the learning, reflect, prepare, practise and apply what they have learned.

Can participants practise workplace conversations?

Yes. AI role-play can recreate relevant workplace situations and provide feedback against the behaviours the programme is designed to develop.

What information does the facilitator see?

This depends on how the journey is configured. Facilitators and sponsors may receive appropriate group-level insights, such as common strengths, development needs and cohort progress. Individual access and confidentiality should be agreed as part of the design.

Can training providers use their own branding?

Yes. Savaia offers reseller and white-label options for learning providers and consultants. More information is available on the partners page.

Can we add Savaia to an existing programme?

Yes. Savaia can be developed around your existing programme without requiring you to rebuild it. It can support one selected stage or the complete learning journey.

How do we begin?

Request a demonstration and tell us about your programme, participants and intended outcomes. We can identify where AI coaching, assessment, practice or reassessment could add the most value.