Nielsen Norman Group: UX Research, Training, and Consulting

Useful for All Types of Teams

Our private team training is ideal for teams who are:

Growing their UX knowledge and skills
Kicking off large, complex projects
Looking to change processes at scale

How It Works

Pick a date when your team will be available.
Select one or more live UX training courses. Team training courses are eligible for UX Certification (unless you request custom content). Alternatively, we can design a customized training workshop that's tailored to your team.
Choose online or in-person training.

Pricing for Team Training

Live Online Team Training

$15,000 USD per course. Each course is one full day or split into two half-day sessions (additional $2k), with course sizes up to 70 people.

In-Person Team Training

$22,000 USD per course. Prices are quoted for the USA and Canada. Travel expenses are extra. Contact us to discuss team training in other countries.

Full List of Team Training Courses

Team Training Courses

Recommended Courses

If you're not sure where to start, consider these popular course options:

Design Courses

Content

Writing Compelling Digital Copy
($2,000 higher fee, due to additional customization needs for this topic)
Content Strategy and Governance
Information Architecture

Research Methods

UX Management and Teamwork

Frequently Asked Questions about Team Training

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How many people can attend?: A: Each course is one full day, with up to 70 attendees. Please contact us if you have larger class sizes.
Q: Can we do multiple topics or courses?: A: Yes, you can select several course topics and schedule multiple days of training.
Q: Is Team Training eligible for UX Certification credit?: A: Yes. Participants in the workshop will be eligible to earn 1 UX Certification credit for each team training course they attend. In order to earn a UX Certificate, each attendee must attend 5 different courses, and pass an online exam for each course. Courses can be completed in a single week,or spread out over time, and attended at a Team Training, at a UX Conference, or a combination.
Q: What’s the difference between “Team” and “Intensive” training?: A: Our team trainings focus on mastering the most important concepts and UX techniques, using example materials we provide. By contrast, in the Intensive Applied format, you will work with your real problems, your real customer data, and your real constraints to begin identifying actionable solution.

Contact us to learn more about Team Training:

[email protected]

+1 (415) 636-5011

Upgrade to an Intensive Applied Workshop

If your team needs to both learn advanced UX methods and begin applying those methods to your real design challenges, consider our 2-day custom workshop format. Learn more about NN/g Intensive Applied Workshops.

Contact us to learn more about Team Training:

[email protected]
+1 (415) 636-5011

Team Training Participant Comments

"The NN/g training was both instructional for inexperienced individuals and stimulating for more experienced people. I'm confident that the training will improve the user experience of our website."

Dave Scheirer, Manager, Interactive Marketing Strategy at Esri

"We work at a major research university and we're expected to base our work on data. Nielsen Norman Group introduced us to the concepts of usability testing and then trained our staff to implement those concepts. Their methods are based on rigorous research drawn from many fields of social and hard science. When we've adhered to the rules we learned from NNG, we've been successful. When we've veered away from those rules, not so much."

Steve Maravetz, Director of New Media at University of Iowa Health Care

"NN/g brought a vast amount of best practice advice and examples and taught our various campus representatives skills to write and lay out usable content... This allowed us to implement an effective small group to design and manage the academy web strategy, yet leverage the entire campus to create excellent, tested, and usable content. Thank you Nielsen Norman Group."

Scott Wade, Director of Information Technology Services (ITS) at The University of Montana Western