welcome to the evolution of e-learning.
welcome to flick.
welcome to the evolution of e-learning. welcome to flick.
BORED BY THE THOUGHT OF E-LEARNING?
We were too. So, at flick we’re on a mission to transform the world of must-do training into engaging, enjoyable and highly effective e-learning. We believe in keeping our content bite-sized, to-the-point and easy-on-the-eye.
Stunning imagery. Animation. Gamification. Narration. Music and Sound Effects. Interactivity. Playful competition. Social engagement. Accredited content. Flawless performance on any device.
One price for access to all flick courses. Buy an annual subscription or just pay-as-you-go each month - you can start your learning journey today!
Welcome to the evolution of e-learning. Welcome to flick.
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Subscribing with us offers access to all of the courses, guides and resources within the flick library. Our promise? This library will constantly grow with new and updated content.
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Customise everything from courses and certificates to the flick site itself!
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With round-the-clock live chat, and support via phone and email, you’re never far from help.
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flick can design and deliver custom content specifically and exclusively for you. Adopting the same flick principles, we will create engaging, creative and memorable e-learning on anything you need your people to know and understand.
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