A scenario is created through coordination between the client/facilitator and the Simulation Specialist. The client can adjust pre-existing scenarios or create new and unique scenarios in conjunction with available environments. Clients will give the Sim Specialist a brief description of the scenario synopsis and the desired challenges and outcomes they wish to include, and the Sim Specialist will put the plan into the appropriate format. Using these guidelines, the Simulation Specialist will then perform the scenario on the appointed date and time.
Office environments range from large corporate conference rooms to small, intimate private office spaces. These environments are suited for scenarios focusing on business and marketing, social work, imperative discussions, mock interviews, and more.
Thanks to a wide assortment of medical settings, learners can assist customers in a pharmacy, greet and treat patients in a hospital room, or better their bedside manner caring for residents in a skilled nursing facility. Medical scenarios are best suited for developing those soft skills that doctors and nurses must possess.
Numerous hotel and restaurant settings provide ample opportunity to carry out some of those stressful situations commonly seen in the hospitality industry, such as assisting difficult guests or customers, taking and fulfilling orders, negotiating with outside vendors, planning large-scale events for clients, etc.
Classroom environments provide aspiring educators with the opportunity to not only interact with kindergarten, elementary, middle, and high school-aged children, but establish settings to engage in parent-teacher conferences or faculty meetings as well.
Home environments can be used in several different areas of study, from healthcare and social work to criminal justice, journalism, and more. Zoom conference environments can even replicate team meetings for telecommuting employees or students engaging in education from home.
