Training and Compliance Game Shows for Employees
Turn required training into a hosted team game show your people remember. Built with your HR, safety or IT team, in person or over Zoom, across New Jersey, New York City and Connecticut.
Reinforce the training you already run
Make the follow-up the part people remember
Most required training is delivered once, clicked through alone and forgotten by the next week. A hosted game show gives the same content a second life. Teams compete on questions written with your trainers, the room debates each answer out loud, and the key points come back in a format people actually enjoy.
To be clear about what this is: a game show reinforces training, it does not replace it. Your required program, with the content and records the law asks for, stays in place. The show is the review round, the kickoff or the refresher that makes it stick, and the questions only say what your HR, legal or security team has signed off.
New York’s own guidance on interactive harassment training gives examples such as asking employees questions and inviting their feedback (NY State guidance), and NIST’s guidance on security learning programs lists learning games and quizzes among practical exercises (NIST SP 800-50 Rev. 1). A live game is a natural fit for that kind of participation.
Planning around a specific topic? See our Cybersecurity Awareness Month activities and our guide to interactive harassment training in New York.
Topics we build
Training topics that work as a game show
Cybersecurity awareness
Phishing tells, passwords and password managers, multifactor authentication and reporting, written around your own policies.
Harassment prevention review
Scenario rounds that revisit what your annual training covered, reviewed by your HR team before the day.
Workplace safety
Safety procedures, reporting steps and site rules your safety team wants every shift to know.
Onboarding and company knowledge
Policies, benefits, values and how things work here, for new hire cohorts or the whole company.
Product and process training
Product knowledge, sales methodology or new systems, as a team competition after the course.
Industry rules and standards
Built for regulated teams, such as our work with pharmaceutical and healthcare organizations, always using your approved wording.
How it works
From your training content to a live show
- Share your material. Send the course, policy or key points you want reinforced.
- We write the rounds. Questions and scenarios in familiar formats such as Face 2 Face Feud, The Challenge and office trivia.
- Your team approves every question before the day, so nothing goes on screen that your HR, legal or security lead has not seen.
- We host it. A professional host runs the show in your office, at a venue or over Zoom for hybrid teams, with every player answering on a keypad or phone.
Pricing
What a training game show costs
Shows run 60 or 90 minutes for groups of 20 to 300+ and include a professional host, game-show set, audio-visual equipment, a sound engineer and prizes. Pricing is starting at $2,995, and we set up a quick discovery call before preparing your proposal.
Looking for something purely social? See our game show team building and corporate event entertainment options.
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Turn your next training into a game people talk about
Tell us the topic, your group size and your date. We will come back with a plan.
Training game show questions
Does a game show count as our required training?
No. A game show reinforces training; it does not replace a legally required program or its records. Keep your required course in place and use the show as the review, kickoff or refresher.
Who writes the questions?
We write the rounds from the material you send, and your HR, legal, safety or security lead approves every question before the event.
Can remote employees take part?
Yes. Teams can join over Zoom or other virtual platforms, so hybrid and remote staff play alongside people in the room.
How many people can play?
Shows are built for groups of 20 to 300+. Everyone answers on a keypad or phone, so the whole audience plays.
How much does it cost?
Pricing starts at $2,995. See our pricing page for the estimator, or send us your date and group size for a custom plan.
Plan your training game show
Send us the topic, your date and your group size. We set up a quick discovery call before we put your proposal together.