Compliance and regulated training

Completion is not the same as understanding.

Turn policies, regulatory updates and codes of conduct into clear, approved video modules that can be revised when the wording changes.

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The problem

Compliance content is often accurate but difficult to follow.

Policies are usually written for legal and regulatory accuracy, not natural spoken delivery. Simply reading the document aloud does not make it useful training. The content needs a clear sequence, practical explanation, approved examples and visual support without changing its intended meaning.

What we build

Approved modules built around one clear requirement.

MODULE 01

Code of conduct and ethics

Explain expected behaviour, reporting processes and common workplace situations in practical language.

MODULE 02

Policy and regulatory updates

Issue a focused module when an approved requirement changes instead of replacing an entire training programme.

MODULE 03

Risk and procedure training

Explain responsibilities, required steps and escalation paths clearly.

MODULE 04

Additional language versions

Produce approved versions for the employee groups affected by the requirement.

Approval and control

Your authorised experts remain in control of the facts.

TruePresenter structures and produces the material. Your legal, compliance, safety or subject-matter expert approves the script and regulated wording before production.
Common questions

Common questions

Typical starting point

Most compliance projects start with a single Content-to-Video module from R25,000. When the wording changes later, a section update costs from R6,500 instead of a full re-production.

Typical turnaround for a single module is 7–10 business days from approved script.

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Turn the policy into training people can follow.

If the training lives in a long document, see how a policy becomes a training video.

Your material is treated as confidential. We handle client documents in line with POPIA, use them only to produce your project, and never use them to train public AI tools. An NDA is available on request.