Educational Programmes
Three Programmes, Each with a Clear Focus
Each Legacium programme addresses a specific challenge families or family businesses face in organising and communicating about their records. All are purely educational — no individual advice provided at any stage.
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An Educational Methodology Suited to Sensitive Topics
Estate organisation and family continuity planning are not typical learning subjects. They require a particular kind of facilitation — one that is calm, patient, and free of any agenda other than helping participants understand the information in front of them.
Legacium programmes are structured in three stages: information delivery, small-group discussion, and individual reflection with materials. Participants are never pushed to share personal details in a group setting. Discussions remain general, focused on categories and processes rather than individual circumstances.
All materials are reviewed on a regular cycle. Facilitation guides are updated when commonly encountered questions suggest a content gap. This means participants receive information that reflects how these subjects are actually discussed and navigated today.
Programme Overview & Context Setting
Each session begins with a clear explanation of what the programme covers, what it doesn't, and why the information matters — without pressure or urgency.
Structured Information Delivery
Content is delivered in plain language, sequenced logically, with time built in for questions. Complex ideas are broken into steps rather than presented as a wall of information.
Practical Application & Materials
The final stage of each programme focuses on how participants can apply what they've learned, supported by the checklist, template, or facilitation guide they receive to take home.
Programme 01
Estate-Organisation Orientation
A plain-language half-day seminar explaining how families generally organise personal and household records, and what categories of paperwork commonly matter. Purely educational, with no individual advice provided. Participants receive a take-home organisation checklist.
This programme is designed for people who are approaching the subject of household record organisation for the first time, or who have existing records that feel chaotic and want a structured way to think about them. No prior knowledge is needed.
What the Session Covers
- Common document categories most households have
- Simple frameworks for thinking about record importance
- Where records are typically held and by whom
- Common gaps families discover when they first look
- Take-home checklist for your own household review
Programme 02
Records & Document Cataloguing Workshop
A practical full-day administrative session on listing, labelling, and safely storing important family records and heirloom information. Focused on organisation and record-keeping only — not on the content or implications of any particular document type. Includes reusable inventory templates.
This workshop is suitable for individuals, couples, or family representatives who have already thought about their household records at a general level and want to take a more structured, practical approach to cataloguing what they have.
What the Workshop Covers
- How to create a household document inventory
- Labelling conventions that are clear over time
- Safe physical and digital storage approaches
- Handling heirloom and historical records
- Reusable inventory templates included
Programme 03
Family-Business Continuity Information Programme
A B2B educational programme that helps family-run companies discuss continuity and succession of roles and processes in a structured, communicative way. Covers planning conversations and process only — not individual entitlement matters. Includes facilitation materials for ongoing use after the programme.
Designed for leadership teams, this two-day programme creates a structured environment for conversations that are often avoided or approached ad hoc. Participants leave with a shared framework for thinking about what happens to roles and processes, supported by facilitation materials they can return to.
What the Programme Covers
- Frameworks for structured continuity conversations
- Mapping roles and processes for clarity
- Identifying knowledge that exists only informally
- Communication approaches for family business contexts
- Facilitation materials for post-programme use
Decision Guide
Which Programme Suits Your Situation?
The three programmes address different starting points. This table helps you identify which one is the most appropriate place to begin.
| Feature | Orientation | Records Workshop | Continuity Programme |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best For | Individuals & couples new to the subject | Those ready to catalogue their records | Family-run business leadership teams |
| Duration | Half day (~4 hrs) | Full day (~7–8 hrs) | Two days |
| Materials Included | Checklist | Inventory Templates | Facilitation Materials |
| Prior Knowledge Needed | None | Basic (orientation helpful first) | Business context only |
| Individual Advice Given | No | No | No |
| Fee (THB) | ฿3,570 | ฿6,630 | ฿11,050 |
Across All Programmes
Standards That Apply to Every Session
Participant Privacy
No personal information shared in sessions is recorded or passed on. Discussions remain at a general level, and nothing participants say is shared outside the group.
Strict Educational Boundary
Facilitators are trained to maintain a clear line between general information and individual advice. Any question that crosses into personal territory is redirected appropriately.
Regular Content Review
Programme content is reviewed at least annually and updated when facilitators identify gaps based on participant questions. Materials are current and practically relevant.
Managed Group Sizes
Each programme has a maximum group size to ensure every participant can follow and ask questions. Sessions are not run at scale for commercial efficiency.
Plain-Language Delivery
Technical terms are explained when they appear, and content is written and spoken for someone with no prior knowledge of the subject. Jargon is avoided wherever possible.
All-Inclusive Fees
Venue, materials, and refreshments are included in the listed fee. There are no additional charges after registration, and no upsells within any programme.
Pricing
Enrolment Fees
All fees are all-inclusive. No extras after registration.
Orientation
Estate-Organisation
฿3,570
per participant · half day
- 4-hour seminar
- Take-home checklist
- Refreshments included
- Venue in Taling Chan
Records Workshop
Document Cataloguing
฿6,630
per participant · full day
- 7–8 hour workshop
- Reusable inventory templates
- Lunch and refreshments
- Hands-on exercises
Continuity Programme
Family Business B2B
฿11,050
per participant · two days
- Two full-day sessions
- Facilitation materials for ongoing use
- Refreshments both days
- Inter-session review materials
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Contact Us Before Committing to Anything
If you're not yet sure which programme suits your situation, send us a message or call us. We'll talk through the options with you and let you decide without pressure.
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