Describe the people and the purpose
Explain who the project is for, what they already know and what you hope they will be able to do. Mention where and how they will use the materials.
Gather what you already have
Bring an outline, presentation, workbook, syllabus or recording. Note which pieces are ready to use and which still need development. A small representative sample is a useful starting point.
Name the delivery needs
Share your preferred format, platform, timing and review process. If a decision is still open, say so. Agreeing on the open questions is part of planning the work.
Helpful answers
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a finished brief before contacting Hinova?
No. Your audience, intended outcome and a representative sample of existing materials are enough to begin a useful conversation.
Which existing materials should I share?
Share the most relevant outline, presentation, workbook, syllabus, recording or brand guidance available for the project.
What delivery details should a project brief include?
Include the intended format, platform, timing, review process and any requirements that may affect how learners use the materials.
