There is no price list. The figure is built from five things about your program, then written line by line in a RAB you can take straight to a budget meeting or a procurement process.
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One person to hundreds
Private coaching for one participant, a class for one team, or several cohorts at once.
Three budget levels
Corporate training cost depends on five things: how many people join, how long the program runs, where and in what format it is held, the trainer level, and how far the material is customized. Neksus does not use a price list. We build an itemized cost plan (RAB) from your need and your budget, so every line shows its reason. Request one through a free consultation.
Two programs on the same topic can have very different budgets. The gap almost always comes from these five things.
Goes up when: A large group is split into several classes, since one trainer handles one class up to a certain size.
Goes down when: One class of the right size. Workbooks, catering, and assessment follow the head count.
Goes up when: Several days or several sessions, plus the trainer's preparation time.
Goes down when: Half a day for a narrow goal, or theory moved into a shorter online session.
Goes up when: An outside venue, a trainer from another city, or many cohorts in distant cities.
Goes down when: Your own meeting room, a local trainer, or online delivery that removes venue, catering, and travel.
Goes up when: A senior practitioner who is rare in the field, a co-trainer for group practice, or delivery in English.
Goes down when: An experienced trainer for established material.
Goes up when: Case studies built from your own data and processes, or modules rewritten for your unit.
Goes down when: Proven material with examples from your industry.
The number of cohorts matters too. The training needs analysis (TNA) and material development are paid once, then used by every cohort.
Each is held by a different party and answers a different question.
KAK
HPS
RAB
Private companies follow a similar flow under other names: a brief from HR or L&D, then a cost proposal from the provider that holds the same content as a RAB.
Written without figures. What matters is which lines appear, their unit, and what drives their volume. The figures for your program are in the RAB that comes with the proposal.
AOne-team workshop. A sales team of 20, one day, in their own meeting room, with a trainer from the same city.
BStaged program. Several hundred supervisors in several cities, in cohorts across one semester.
| RAB line | Unit | Volume driven by | AOne-team workshop | BStaged program |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cross-unit TNA | lump sum | manager interviews and a survey in sample units | ||
| Material adjustment or development | lump sum | built once, used by every cohort | ||
| Trainer fee and preparation | per trainer day | teaching days times the number of cohorts | ||
| Co-trainer | per trainer day | cohorts with group practice | ||
| Trainer travel and lodging | per trip | cities without a local trainer | ||
| Venue and catering | per batch | cohorts held outside the office | ||
| Pre and post assessment | per participant | a questionnaire or test before and after, manager observation | ||
| Workbooks and administration | per participant | printed workbooks and attendance lists | ||
| Certificate of completion | per sheet | names recorded on the attendance list | ||
| Report to management | lump sum or per batch | attendance, assessment results, recommendations |
The tiers let you signal a budget direction early without naming a figure. One program may mix them.
| Dimension | Standard | Premium | Private 1-on-1 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Customization | Proven material with examples from your industry | Case studies and exercises from your work processes | Built from one person's goals and work |
| Trainer | An experienced trainer in the field | A senior practitioner in the field | Chosen for one participant's need |
| Participants per trainer | A class of one team or more | A smaller class or an extra facilitator | One participant |
| Report | Attendance and assessment results | Summary plus analysis and recommendations | Individual progress notes |
The table shows the general direction. The exact content for your program, including who the trainer is, is written in the proposal you approve.
An HPS from the commitment officer, a ceiling from the DIPA or RKA, or what is left in a division's training budget is treated as a design limit. The program is shaped to fit, and its main goal is kept.
The consequence of each lever is written in the proposal, and you decide. When the HPS is well above the real need, the RAB still follows the need.
Training from a provider registered as a VAT-able entrepreneur (PKP) carries VAT. It appears on the invoice as a separate line with a tax invoice (faktur pajak), which a PKP buyer can credit. Compare proposals on the same basis, before or after VAT.
For services within Article 23 of the Income Tax Law, a buyer acting as a withholding agent withholds PPh 23 at payment and issues a withholding slip. Your finance team decides the final tax treatment of each transaction.
Payment terms are set in the proposal and the contract, following your institution's procurement rules.
Your need is mapped with the Neksus corporate team, and budget questions are answered directly.
The list alongside speeds everything up. Anything missing can simply be described.
Components, units, and volumes are written line by line, ready for internal approval or procurement.
Say so at the start. The RAB uses the same components, so it compares easily with other bids.
Neksus serves one person up to hundreds of participants. A private coaching RAB usually holds only the trainer fee for the agreed number of sessions, material adjustment, and progress notes.
See private trainingNeksus does not publish a price list. Pricing follows the client's need and budget, then is broken into components in the RAB so every line can be checked.
Yes. Your HPS or ceiling is used as a design limit, and the program is shaped to fit. The consequence of each choice is written in the proposal.
The RAB shows the value before tax, with VAT as a separate line. The invoice comes with a tax invoice. If your institution withholds PPh 23, it is withheld at payment.
One. Neksus serves private coaching, classes for one small team, and staged programs for hundreds of participants.
Usually lighter, since venue, catering, travel, and lodging drop out. The trainer fee and material remain. For skills that need hands-on practice, a hybrid format is often the middle path.
Trainer fee and preparation, co-trainer, material development, third-party content licenses, TNA with pre and post assessment, venue and catering, trainer travel and lodging, administration including certificates of completion, and a report to management. The lines that appear follow the shape of your program.
Share who will join, what they should be able to do afterwards, the format, the city, and your preferred dates. The Neksus corporate team starts with a free consultation, then prepares a proposal with an itemized RAB.
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