About Human Code
Most organisations have people who are clearly capable and somehow difficult to manage. Most managers have never been shown what to do about it. Human Code closes that gap with practical training that the whole organisation can use.
Neurodiversity training has usually been sold as awareness. Awareness is fine, but it does not tell a manager what to do on Monday morning when a capable person has missed a deadline again, or a meeting has gone badly for the third time, or someone brilliant has just handed in their notice.
Human Code starts from the other end. It is a better-management product built around understanding different brains. Neurodiversity is the subject. Better management and better performance are the point.
It is deliberately short, deliberately practical and deliberately whole-organisation. Leaders understand, managers act, teams work better together. Then we get out of the way, and you keep the materials.
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Who created the programme
Human Code was written by experienced teachers and coaches whose job is to make complicated things understandable.
Lead author
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Co-author
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Evidence and research
Human Code draws on published research into neurodiversity at work, management practice and adult learning. Every Knowledge Hub article cites its sources.
Content carries a named author, a review date and a reviewer. It is revised when the evidence or the law changes.
Pilot programmes are documented with before-and-after measures of manager confidence, behaviour and practice. Case studies follow as they are completed.
Why teachers deliver Human Code
Explaining a complex subject clearly to a room of busy adults, and getting them to do something differently afterwards, is a teaching skill. So Human Code is delivered by teachers and coaches.
Every trainer is an experienced teacher or coach first. Not a clinician, not a psychologist, and not presented as one.
Trainers deliver the same Human Code programme, with the same materials and the same principles, wherever it is delivered.
Trainers complete Human Code training and are approved before they deliver. Delivery is reviewed and feedback is collected from every session.
Human Code principles
Not better or worse. Different. Good management starts there.
See the need. Respond to the need. Don’t diagnose the reason.
Good management is about what this person needs to do their best work, not what a label says.
It means being clearer about what is expected and better at helping people meet it.
Most of what helps is simple, cheap and good for everyone.
Personal information stays personal. Support does not depend on it.
Human Code Online is £995 + VAT and Human Code Face-to-Face is £1,500 + VAT, for an organisation of up to 100 people. The free briefing comes first. The paid programme is a separate five-hour organisational programme.