Training & Personal Development at Alluvium Group

We have formal training opportunities provided to us, and you can also identify your own and negotiate its inclusion in your professional development plan. You can also use training time internally to learn new skills as you apply them to your project work. They also have internal lunch and learns and communities of practice for people to share and gain knowledge.

Company encourages you to pursue any training you wish to focus on there is a lot of flexibility in it

Alluvium is really great a facilitating on the job/informal training opportunities, as your fellow colleagues are often very open to teaching you and passing on knowledge and experience, which is a fantastic way to learn.

We don't have a formal training program. BUT!! Our mentor trained us so well and taught us a lot. We learned so much stuff by directly working on the projects, whether working on the projects by ourselves or supporting seniors.

I have found it has been more on the job training, which is beneficial as you are learning how to apply skills to real projects. The company is also very supportive of you self sourcing training programs to upskill in specific areas.

Alluvium offers robust annual development assessment and goal setting through a multi-step peer-review process, which I found to be a great experience. It was helpful to think through my career progression thoroughly, and be able to do so in open and detailed discussion with my manager. Even though I,'ve been with Alluvium for a relatively short period so far, I,'ve already been granted opportunities to attend development-orientated events, such a coastal conference most recently. I,'ve also gain substantial on the job training with dedicated (and patient!) in-house mentoring, particularly with GIS software.

We have a professional development plan that we develop and formally review each year. It is tailored to our personal interests, strengths, weaknesses and career progression. We are offered to attend both internal and external professional development activities, conferences, lunch and learns, courses and field-specific training.

No development program but allowing me plenty of time to learn software as I need and ask questions as I go. Everyone learns at a different pace and for me self taught learning with assistance works the best.