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Nationwide reach
Curated trainers & partners
Onsite & destination venues
Partner network
Banking
Manufacturing
Technology
BUMN (SOE)
Healthcare
Retail
Energy
Government
Education
Logistics

We can run programs in any major Indonesian city, online or at your office, through a network of trainers and partners we select ourselves.

Training Rooted in Your Real Needs

Neksus is a corporate-training provider in Indonesia grounded in Training Needs Analysis. Our clients span private companies, SOEs, government agencies, institutions, and non-profits.

Every program is designed from your team's real capability gaps, delivered online, onsite, or hybrid, with full readiness for formal procurement.

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Corporate program types
8Corporate program types
Flexible pricing models
5Flexible pricing models
Procurement-ready
PO·VATProcurement-ready
Leadership for First-Line Managers
Employee Cybersecurity Awareness
Corporate Generative AI Training

Corporate training problem

Why Off-the-Shelf Training Rarely Sticks

Packaged programs rarely touch what your team actually struggles with. The budget goes out, and you have nothing solid to show for it.

Off-the-shelf training

  • The material is generic. It says nothing about how your business or your people actually work.
  • Nobody measures anything before the training, so afterwards you cannot prove what changed.
  • Fixed duration and format, often clashing with how the team actually works.
  • The trainer has never worked in the participants industry.
  • The report is an attendance list. Nobody checks whether skills moved.

How Neksus works

  • We start by mapping the need: which skills are thin, who needs training, and which business target you are chasing.
  • We rebuild the material around case studies and simulations from your own industry.
  • Format and schedule follow you: in-house training, online, hybrid, intensive, or spread out.
  • Trainers are practitioners who have actually worked in your sector.
  • The report after the program shows assessment results and what we suggest you do next.

Program types

8 Corporate Program Types

From a single-day session to a program that runs all year. We fit it to your target, your budget, and your team schedule.

One-Time Training Event

One session on one topic. Good for raising awareness, thematic onboarding, or kicking off a bigger program.

Multi-Session Training

A series of sessions over several weeks. People build up gradually, with practice in between so it sticks.

Multi-Day Intensive

A dense 2–5 day program when you need results fast and deep: bootcamps, leadership retreats, or offsites.

Roadshow Program

Training that travels to several branches or cities, so scattered teams get the same thing.

Recurring Program

A recurring program every month or quarter, so the knowledge actually gets used long term.

Consulting Workshop

A workshop aimed at one problem, where everyone leaves with something real: a roadmap, an SOP, or an action plan.

Assessment Session

A session to measure where people stand today. Run it before a program, or on its own as an audit.

Mixed Program

A mix of the types above in one package, put together around your needs and budget.

Unsure which program type fits? Plan Your Program with Team Neksus →

Capability areas

6 Corporate Capability Areas

Each area holds several training topics we can adjust to participant level and industry.

Leadership

Leadership & Management

Building leaders at every level, from brand-new supervisors up to the board.

Soft Skills

Soft Skills & Communication

How people talk to each other, work across departments, and handle pressure at work.

Tech & Digital

Technical & Digital Upskilling

Reading data, using AI, staying safe online, and other digital work for teams outside IT.

Language

Professional Language

Business English, presenting to international audiences, and working across cultures.

Certification

Certification & Competency

Preparing people for professional certification exams, and training built on national or international competency standards.

Custom

Custom Program

Built from scratch around what you need. Curriculum, method, and format are entirely yours.

Industries served

Material That Speaks Your Sector

We work your case studies, your regulations, and your industry vocabulary into the material.

Banking & Financial Services

Compliance, risk management, and premium customer service.

Manufacturing

Lean operations, workplace safety, and continuous improvement.

Technology & Startups

Agile, product thinking, and leadership in iterative environments.

State-Owned Enterprises (BUMN)

GCG governance, digital transformation, and human capital development.

Healthcare & Pharmaceuticals

Clinical communication, patient safety, and hospital management.

Retail & FMCG

Customer service, sales excellence, and store management.

Energy & Resources

HSE, industrial project management, and energy transition.

Government & Public Sector

Public service, bureaucracy innovation, and service digitalization.

Education & Academic Institutions

Lecturer & staff development, modern campus management.

Logistics & Supply Chain

Supply chain, warehouse management, and distribution efficiency.

Engagement process

How Engagement Works

From your first message to the final report. Every step is clear, so you can plan it and measure it.

  1. 01

    You Get In Touch

    Our team replies to your message, then asks about your situation, what you want to achieve, and roughly what budget you have.

    Comes in through: contact form or WhatsApp. Result: a 30–60 minute call.

  2. 02

    Training Needs Analysis (TNA)

    We find out which skills are missing, through interviews, surveys, or reading your documents. How deep we go depends on the time you have.

    Result: a written needs summary that the curriculum is built on.

  3. 03

    Proposal & Syllabus

    You get a written proposal: learning targets, the module list, trainer profiles, schedule, format, and a cost estimate.

    Result: a document you can take straight into internal procurement.

  4. 04

    Program Delivery

    The program runs in the agreed format: in-house at your office, online, or hybrid. We document every session.

    Includes: participant materials, digital attendance, exercises and case studies, and facilitation.

  5. 05

    Evaluation & Impact Report

    The report after the training covers attendance, before-and-after test results, participant feedback, and what we suggest next. We follow the Kirkpatrick model.

    Result: a written report you can take to management.

Differentiators

Why Neksus

Six things we hold to when we design and run a program, whoever the client is.

TNA-Based Custom Design

We look at the need on the ground first, then build the curriculum. What we train is the gap your team actually has.

Practitioner Trainers

We pick trainers on the strength of their industry experience. Certificates come second.

Procurement & Tax Compliant

PO-ready, VAT invoices, registered NPWP. We can follow SOE and government procurement processes.

Curated National Partner Network

We reach every major Indonesian city through a network of trainers and delivery partners we select ourselves. The quality bar stays the same everywhere.

Online · Onsite · Hybrid

We fit the format to your team schedule and your travel budget. Destination training is an option too.

Bilingual Delivery

Programs can run in Bahasa Indonesia, in English, or in a mix. We follow who is in the room.

Decision aid

Neksus vs a Generic Training Vendor

It is not about the materials — the biggest difference lies in how a program is designed, measured, and accounted for.

Generic training vendor

Program starting point
Off-the-shelf modules from a catalog
Content customization
Limited to topic & title
Brand & multi-entity scope
One vendor identity for every client
Government & SOE procurement
Often unprepared for formal admin
Impact measurement
Attendance certificate

Neksus

The standard we hold
Program starting point
Training Needs Analysis — your team’s real gaps
Content customization
Case studies, simulations, and client-industry context
Brand & multi-entity scope
Brand-scoped — proposal & report per organization
Government & SOE procurement
Multi-stage PO, VAT invoice, NPWP, NDA
Impact measurement
TNA baseline + Kirkpatrick + follow-up report

"Generic training vendor" describes the common operational pattern in the market, not any specific competitor. Every claim above can be verified directly through a sample proposal during the initial discussion.

Delivery & coverage

Program Formats & Reach

Three ways to run a program. Mix them to fit your objectives and your budget.

Online

Over Zoom, Teams, or Google Meet. Good for teams spread across cities.

Onsite

At your office, at a venue you pick, or at a Neksus training venue in a major city.

Hybrid

Some sessions online, some face to face, inside one program. The most flexible option when your people are scattered.

Nationwide Coverage

  • We run in Jakarta, Surabaya, Bandung, Medan, Makassar, Bali, and other major cities.
  • Onsite programs can be scheduled at your office or at a partner venue anywhere in Indonesia.
  • Offsite retreat options are available at selected locations.
  • Online sessions can be joined from anywhere in Indonesia.

Curated Partner Network

We work with trainers and delivery partners we select carefully. The teaching standard holds in every city, and the local context stays intact.

Procurement compliance

Ready for Formal Procurement Processes

We are used to meeting the paperwork requirements at private companies, SOEs, government agencies, institutions, and non-profits.

Invoice & Tax Documents

A complete invoice with an 11% VAT tax invoice and a registered NPWP. We prepare whatever other documents your procurement process asks for.

Purchase Order (PO)

We accept purchases through a Purchase Order from finance or procurement, including POs split across stages.

SOE, Government & Institutional Ready

We have been through SOE, government, and institutional procurement before. Tell us your specific requirements.

NDA & Confidentiality

We are ready to sign a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) to protect sensitive company information.

Participant Data Security

Participant data and program content stay confidential, under our privacy policy and our agreement with you.

Every Neksus proposal is preceded by a proper Training Needs Analysis (TNA). The TNA report becomes a proposal appendix — audit-trail ready for SOE, government, and institutional procurement files. Plan Your Program →

If you have specific requirements such as the LKPP e-catalog or SIKAP, just ask. Our team helps with the paperwork.

Frameworks we apply

The L&D Methodology Standards Beneath Every Program

Not paper theory — five frameworks that form the backbone of how we diagnose, design, and evaluate corporate training.

Diagnostic

Training Needs Analysis (TNA)

Capability gap mapped against business objectives before curriculum is built — via interviews, surveys, or documents.

Evaluation

Kirkpatrick 4 Levels

Reaction → Learning → Behavior → Results. Pre/post assessments and behavioural follow-up, beyond a happy-sheet rating.

ROI

Phillips ROI Methodology

Adds a "Return on Investment" level on top of Kirkpatrick — activated only when the program sponsor explicitly requests it.

Design

ADDIE

Analyze · Design · Develop · Implement · Evaluate — the instructional-design cycle behind every syllabus.

Learning strategy

70-20-10

Formal training (10%) is designed to attach to on-the-job experience (70%) and peer coaching (20%).

Not every framework is activated in every program — selection follows the objective, baseline-data availability, and the organization’s reporting needs.

Impact measurement

From First Measurement to Final Report

We measure where your team stands before the training, then measure again after. The gap between the two is what we report.

First Measurement

Before the program starts, we measure where people stand through a diagnostic assessment, interviews, or a survey. That number becomes the benchmark once training is done.

Kirkpatrick Evaluation

The four-level training evaluation model used around the world.

  1. Reaction

    What participants say about relevance, material quality, and the trainer.

  2. Learning

    A test before and a test after, to see how much was gained.

  3. Behavior

    A follow-up check on whether people actually use it at work.

  4. Results

    The effect on the business numbers you agreed at the start, such as KPIs or productivity.

Impact Report

Every program ends with a written report: attendance, assessment results, the main takeaways, and what we suggest next. You can take it straight to management.

Kirkpatrick Evaluation

Pricing models

5 Flexible Pricing Models

We set the final price once the need and the scope are clear. Every program is costed on its own.

Flat per Program

One price for one program package, covering every session, the materials, and the report. The most common choice for in-house training.

Best for

In-house training with a settled scope and a fixed number of sessions.

Participant count does not change the price.

Per Session

Costed per session or per facilitation day. Works when the schedule runs in phases.

Best for

Programs of several sessions scheduled in phases, or roadshows to branch offices.

Per Participant

Costed per head. Common for open classes or programs with a set quota.

Best for

Public training, open classes, or training with participants from several companies.

Tiered / Volume

Stepped pricing that follows participant count, session count, or program length. The bigger the volume, the lower the cost per person.

Best for

Large roadshows, corporate academy programs, or annual training contracts.

Custom / Negotiated

Put together when your need falls outside the four models above. Retainer programs, long-term partnerships, or packages covering many topics at once.

Best for

Long-term training partnerships, corporate academies, or highly specific requirements.

The final price always comes in a written proposal, once the need and the scope have been worked through. Nothing quoted online is binding.

FAQ

Questions from HR, L&D & Procurement Teams

Answers to the questions we hear most from the people who own training budgets, across companies, SOEs, government agencies, institutions, and non-profits.

This is how we get to know your need before writing a proposal. Eight steps: which skills are thin, who the audience is, who has a stake, and what result you are chasing. Steps 1–2 you fill in yourself at neksus.id/en/tna, about 7 minutes. Steps 3–8 (Stakeholder Map, Audience Segmentation, Skill Gap Matrix, Kirkpatrick L1–L4 Plan, Review, Sign-off) we work through with your Account Manager on a call.

Pick /contact when you want a quick conversation, an indicative price, or a first look. Pick /tna when you are ready for a proper needs analysis and want the proposal tuned to your team. Both reach the same Account Manager team. The only difference is how much you tell us upfront.

Steps 1–2 at /tna take about 7 minutes. Steps 3–8 with an Account Manager take around 30–45 minutes, depending on how complex the organisation is and how many stakeholders need mapping. The output becomes a proposal appendix, with an audit trail for SOE and government buyers.

In-house training means the program is built for one organization only. Curriculum, case studies, and simulations follow your company, and only your people attend. Public training is a scheduled class joined by participants from several companies, usually booked per person or as a small delegation.

A long way. Learning objectives, duration, schedule, case studies, simulations, language of delivery, and trainer profile all follow the needs analysis. Two things stay fixed across every program: our facilitation standard and the Kirkpatrick evaluation method.

We match a trainer for your program from a network of 2,000+ trainers and experts, on industry experience and teaching track record in that topic. Their CV and an experience summary go into the proposal so you can judge for yourself, and you can ask for another trainer if the profile is not a fit. Questions about the trainer can also be raised in the free first consultation.

Yes. A Neksus completion certificate is available on request, and we note it while preparing the proposal. For programs that prepare people for a professional certification, the professional certificate is issued by the body that owns that scheme, while Neksus prepares the participants.

There is no fixed minimum. It depends on the topic and the format. As a rough guide, in-house training is most efficient for groups of 10–30 participants. For smaller teams we usually suggest an intensive workshop or one-to-one coaching. Tell us what you need and we will point you to the most cost-effective option.

We do not price from a catalog. Once the need and the scope are clear (program content, duration, participant count, format, delivery city), we send a proposal with a written cost estimate. The model can be flat per program, per session, per participant, tiered, or custom. We pick whichever costs you least.

Yes. Neksus issues official invoices with an 11% VAT tax invoice and a registered NPWP. Other procurement paperwork such as SPK and BAST is settled when the contract is finalised.

For a standard program (a one-time event, or several sessions with a reasonably clear curriculum), expect 2–4 weeks from your first message to the program running. That covers the needs analysis, the proposal, revisions, and confirmation. More complex custom programs take longer. We suggest getting in touch at least 3–4 weeks before your target date.

Yes. Neksus runs in-person training at your office in Jakarta, Surabaya, Bandung, Medan, Semarang, Makassar, Balikpapan, Batam, Yogyakarta, and Denpasar, and online or hybrid classes can be joined from any city. When the best-fit trainer travels from another city, the travel cost is written openly into the proposal.

Resources

Guides & Articles for L&D Teams

Practical reading to help HR, L&D, and Procurement teams plan a training program.

Free tool

Plan Your Program — 8 steps, starts in 7 minutes

Map your team's skill gaps, audience, and target impact — before any proposal. Steps 1–2 self-service, Steps 3–8 with an Account Manager.

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Guide

A Guide to Training Needs Analysis for Enterprises

How to map training needs, from spotting the gaps to deciding what to run first.

Template

How to Build a Corporate Training Budget

Templates and things to think about when you build an annual training budget you can defend to management.

Article

Choosing the Right Training Format: Online vs Onsite vs Hybrid

How to pick the format that fits, judged on your objective, your participants, and your budget.

Tell Us What Your Team Needs

Free consultation for private companies, SOEs, government agencies, institutions, and non-profits. We help you map the need, suggest the right format, and prepare a cost estimate. Nothing is binding until you approve the proposal.

  • A free first consultation to map what you need.
  • A written proposal with curriculum and cost estimate.
  • No hidden fees. Every number is in the document.
  • The process can follow your internal procurement flow.
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