Room Layouts
| Theatre Style | |
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Often the preferred style for more informal seminars, lectures and conferences. A raised platform and/or lectern can be provided in the larger rooms. |
| Boardroom Style | |
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Ideal for formal meetings and discussion groups |
| Examination Style | |
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As the name suggests, used mainly for examinations. This style is also often preferred for training events where more desk space is required e.g. if laptops and printers are being used by delegates during the training event. |
| Workgroups (4) | |
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An informal layout ideal for small focus groups or for facilitated training events which require delegates to complete a number of tasks in smaller groups or teams. |
| Workgroups (6) | |
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An informal layout ideal for larger focus groups or for facilitated training events which require delegates to complete a number of tasks in larger groups or teams. |
| Horseshoe Style | |
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The perfect layout if the meeting or training session includes frequent reference to projected images - e.g. PowerPoint slide presentations or computer training. |
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