MEDIATOR SET UP THE MEETING

 

GAME L

Need :

speaking 🗣️ : for presentation 

Supervisor: online/ private // junior : kaya training biasanya 

Mereka bikin kurikulum 

Teaching, mentoring , coaching: how do you present the tone :: negotiate, answer difficult questions, deliver difficult news 🗞️ 🗞️, pitching, persuasion. ( More to PRESENTATION, NEGOTIATION, PITCHING SKILLS , MARKETING SKILLS ) :: tujuannya supaya client beli produk. ( Bahasa Indonesia bisa tapi kalau jual ke bahasa inggris agak sulit)

Jadi 1 on 1. ( Yang senior terutama : supervisor and above) :: offline

Ada juga yang remote 10-15 orang per class :: PP info bisa native speakers ( local okay 🆗 👍)  : junior to senior 

Total 30 batch 

The confidence :: love practical things ( bukan grammar minded )

Mereka Uda bisa bahasa inggris tapi mau skill untuk talking dst. 

Nge link dengan Romania 

Focus : speaking 🗣️ ( tapi tambahan terkait drafting email )

Forbid our team using AI :: security reasons. If you use a lot of information ℹ️ on AI bisa terecord disana.. 

AI juga beda cara jawabnya ( dia setuju, dan pengalaman pribadi saya begitu )

Pre test : untuk tahu level 🎚️ nya.. :: post test 

3 months curriculum= 12 sessions ( 1 hour per week for 1 person ) :: kalau 2 jam belajar English tidak efektif untuk komitmen.. nanti user bisa komplain ( or 2 hours in a week :: @1 jam beda hari )

Price : budget meet , no problem.. 

Jangan lewat November 

As a mediator (broker, coordinator, or connector), you’re playing a valuable strategic role — and yes, you can and should get something in return.

Here’s a breakdown of:

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✅ What You Can Do as a Mediator

You’re not “just helping.” You're adding value like a professional:

1. Initiate and Connect

• Identify potential client needs (e.g., Gameloft needs a trainer).

• Match them with the right provider (trainer/freelancer/company).

• Set up initial meetings and help both sides understand each other.

2. Coordinate Communication

• Help translate needs into proposals.

• Make sure both sides stay on track with timing and scope.

• Clarify expectations if misunderstandings arise.

3. Support Project Setup

• Assist with agenda, presentation materials, or pre-meeting logistics.

• Keep things moving during negotiation.

• Stay neutral and keep both sides happy.

4. Follow Up for Future Work

• If the first deal goes well, you could become their go-to connector.

• You could even evolve into project manager, external consultant, or business development partner.

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💰 What You Can Get as a Mediator

You can earn in one or more of these ways:

💵 1. Referral/Introduction Fee

• One-time flat payment for connecting the two parties.

Example: Rp 1–5 juta depending on the deal value.

💼 2. Commission

• A percentage of the training fee (common: 10–20%).

Example: If training fee is Rp 20 juta, you get Rp 2–4 juta.

🧾 3. Project Coordination Fee

• If you manage the planning/logistics for both sides.

Can be billed as a fixed fee or hourly rate.

🧩 4. Partnership Role in Future Projects

• You can be included as part of the project team for future trainings.

• You gain visibility and networking benefits.

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🧠 Your Rights & Protection

Even as a mediator, you should protect your role:

• Ask for acknowledgment in email or written message:

  “I’m coordinating this on behalf of both sides. Please confirm my fee as agreed.”

• Don’t let either side bypass you after you’ve done the work.

• Have a simple agreement or invoice ready — even if it’s informal.

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📌 Summary:

You’re not “just helping.” You’re:
✅ Adding value
✅ Saving both sides time
✅ Helping business flow happen
✅ Deserving compensation

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