About
An institute built around what people cannot yet do.
GATI designs and delivers professional training, executive education and specialised capability development for organisations and professionals operating in a changing world.
How we work
- 01
Diagnose
We start from the capability gap, not from a course list. What can your people not currently do, and what does that cost?
- 02
Design
The programme is built backwards from the change you want to observe afterwards. That decides content, duration and format, in that order.
- 03
Deliver
Delegates work on their own material rather than case studies, so what they leave with is usable immediately.
- 04
Apply
Every programme ends with something written: a plan, a standard, a test programme. Not notes.
- 05
Measure
The measure is whether the observable change happened, agreed at the design stage rather than invented afterwards.
What we will not claim
A training provider is only as good as the things it refuses to overstate. GATI publishes no trainer who is not booked, no venue it does not deliver in, and no date that has not been confirmed.
Where something is not yet established, this site says so rather than filling the space. That is deliberate, and it is the same standard applied to every claim we make to a client.
Every certificate is checkable
A GATI certificate carries a code that anybody can verify against GATI's own record, without an account and without asking us. A credential nobody can check is decoration.
Check a certificateAttendance is recorded, not assumed
Certificates are issued from a register taken in the room, day by day. A delegate who attended four days of five has a certificate that says four days of five.
How GATI worksPublished dates are real dates
Every date on this site is bookable in a city GATI has committed to delivering in. Nowhere is listed on the strength of an ambition, and the locations page names the cities that are not yet published.
Where we deliverNo claim we cannot substantiate
You will not find a delegate count, a client logo or a testimonial anywhere on this site that GATI cannot evidence. When it can, they appear with dates and reference numbers.
What we will not claim
Fields of practice
- Management, Leadership and HR
- Digital, AI and Cyber Security
- Finance, Accounting and Audit
- Electrical and Power Engineering
- Oil, Gas and Process Engineering
- Health, Safety and Environment
- Marine and Offshore Engineering
- Maintenance and Reliability
- Geology, Drilling and Petroleum Engineering
- Sales and Marketing
- Renewable and Nuclear Energy
- Mechanical and Utility Engineering
- Welding, Corrosion and Inspection
- Purchasing and Supply Chain
- Power and Utilities
- Civil and Construction Engineering
- Project and Contract Management
- Cement Manufacturing
- Energy, Sustainability and CSR
- Iron and Steel
- Mining Engineering
- Competency Development
- Laboratory Operations
- Aluminium Manufacturing
- Instrumentation and Telecommunications
- Aviation
What that covers
GATI publishes 1,785 programmes across 26 fields of practice, delivered in 14 cities across 3 regions and live online. Every one of those cities carries published dates: none is listed on the strength of an intention.
How that is held to
The standards behind the claims above, each one on its own page because each can be checked rather than taken on trust.
- Quality assuranceThe rules the platform enforces, and the figures it enforces them with
- FacultyHow a trainer is assigned, and when you are told who
- PartnersNamed with what the relationship is, or not shown
- TestimonialsConsented, dated and tied to a programme, or absent
- AdvisoryWhat GATI's advisory work covers, and what it does not
- Certificate verificationCheck any GATI certificate without an account
Speak to a training advisor
Tell us the capability you are trying to build. If we have a programme for it we will point you at it, and if we do not we will say so.
Contact GATI