At SciComm Trainers, we empower researchers to connect, inspire, and share their work effectively.
Whether you are presenting at conferences, collaborating with interdisciplinary teams, or engaging with the public, we help you hone the skills to communicate your research with confidence and clarity.
This didn’t start as a company. It started as a conversation.
What began with shared books and overlapping notes slowly became something more structured: an ongoing exchange between biology and economics, academia and corporate strategy.
Coming from different disciplines but facing the same challenge — how to make complex research clear without making it simplistic — we kept meeting in the same space: training.
Teaching together wasn’t a business decision. It was a natural progression. So was designing programmes together, testing ideas in real classrooms, refining them through feedback, adapting them to different institutional contexts.
SciComm Trainers grew out of that practice.
Our mission is simple and concrete: to design science communication training that works in the real world. Context-driven. Skill-based. Strategically grounded.
No universal formulas. Just rigorous, adaptable tools that help researchers and institutions communicate with clarity, credibility, and purpose.
Sharpen your skills. Strengthen your impact.
Flexible training paths built around real research environments and real decision-making contexts.
Our programmes are organised into three core areas. Each one includes multiple courses, formats, and levels — adaptable to institutions, research teams, companies, and public bodies.
How to Talk
Translate complexity. Build trust. Shape conversations.
Research enters the world through dialogue — with citizens, stakeholders, media, and decision makers.
This area includes programmes dedicated to science communication, stakeholder engagement, intercultural contexts, risk communication, and public dialogue.
How to Present
Structure ideas. Command attention. Drive decisions.
From academic conferences to high-level briefings, presenting is not about slides — it’s about positioning knowledge in the right way, for the right room.
This area brings together courses focused on narrative structure, audience adaptation, public speaking, and strategic pitching.
How to Visualise
Turn information
into insight.
Clarity is often visual. Data, processes, uncertainty, strategy — all become more powerful when they are seen, not just described.
This area groups together courses on visual thinking, data storytelling, slide design, and AI-supported visual communication.
