TBAE Team Building in Cape Town, Johannesburg, Pretoria and Durban

TBAE is a completely mobile team building facilitation company offering team building in South Africa including Cape Town, Johannesburg, Pretoria, Durban as well as team building in the United States. We are able to facilitate our mobile team building themes at any suitable venue (provided the venue allows team building). In addition, we are also able to offer highly competitive venue hire, catering and accommodation packages at certain venues where we’ve previously hosted events.TBAE offers interactive team building activities that are adventurous, but safe. One of the best features of our activities is that everybody is able to participate, no matter their fitness level or physical abilities. We are able to accommodate pregnant ladies and those with disabilities (our client, the Disabled People of South Africa, selected us to facilitate the event at their annual conference). We have also facilitated numerous successful team building activities for schools. TBAE offers indoor and group team building activities, charity team building, escape room activities, outcome based team building and soft skills courses.

TBAE’s team building facilitators are all highly skilled, experienced facilitators who are committed to exceeding your expectations and making your next team building event the most memorable ever. We offer a vast array of team building exercises, both physical and mental, to enhance leadership, cooperation, resilience, goal setting, creative thinking, decsion making, problem solving, time management, teamwork, trust, communication and focus within your group...more about TBAE

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"On behalf of the team, I would like to extend my sincere thanks for a truly world class experience. It could not have gone any better and far exceeded any of my expectations leading up to it. I knew it was going to be fun but I was not able to foresee just how much of a blast it was going to be. Ian and the team really pulled out all the stops and made us feel very comfortable and prepared for each activity. Your team did an outstanding job and I sincerely hope our paths cross in the future once more. Thank you once again for giving us a really special year end!" Marco, Old Mutual Investment Group (Pty) Limited   " We would like to thank you and especially your two hosts that facilitated the minute to win it team building on Friday.  It was an absolute amazing success and James & Monde had our team in stitches and everyone had a wonderful time! We will definitely make use of your organization in future and thank you once again for assisting us!" Elzane Maritz, ONE Insurance "A quick note to say thanks for your flexibility today and that James and Tebogo were absolutely amazing. They had us in laughter, fun and with a few deep words of advice. I think we all loved them." Camilla, Phillips "I just wanted to give you feedback on the Minute to Win It event we held earlier today. It was fantastic!  The team had such fun and if you could have heard the cheering!  From the word “go” James and the team were full of energy and it really made all the difference to the event. The activities were fun and there was not a team member that did not want to get involved, everyone was excited to participate. I must say all in all it has been a wonderful experience dealing with TBAE." Yu-Feng McConnachie, Sasol Group Services Click here for more testimonials These are just some of the companies that chose TBAE to facilitate their team building events. Click here to see more.

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Help Your Team Solve Problems Using Critical Thinking: A major function of critical thinking is it gives your team the ability to solve problems. Your team is presented daily with a host of decisions and problems to solve. In this blog, we will learn some steps your team can use for problem solving. Some psychologists define a problem as a gap or barrier between where the team is and where they wish to be.  In other words, a problem is the space between point A and B. Problems then essentially consist of the initial state and a goal state. All possible solution paths leading to the goal state are located in the problem space... read more 

 

Changing Your Team's Perspective: The interesting thing about perspective is that everyone has one. One aspect of open-mindedness is that it makes your team receptive to other viewpoints. An important component of critical thinking is having an open mind. This component as well as bias, relates to the team’s point of view. The less open-minded and more biased a team is, the more limited their point of view. The challenge of critical thinking is avoiding the limitations of your point of view and not be constrained by cognitive or mental blinders... read more

4 Ways Your Team Benefits From Critical Thinking: Persuasiveness is the characteristic of being able to influence others. We normally think of salespersons and politicians when we hear the word persuasiveness. However, all managers or professionals use persuasiveness on a daily basis. Anytime, we want to have others accept our ideas, we do so through the power of persuasion. How will critical thinking make your team members more persuasive? It is because critical thinking is a deliberate or thoughtful process, and the more deliberate they are, the better they will be in expressing their assumptions or ideas and persuading others... read more

 

Easy to Set Up Fun Games that You Can Use for Team Building: Games and fun activities are tried and tested ways of getting your team members to know each other better. They can also be used as an icebreaker before a team building event, conference or meeting.The following are fun games that are easy to set up and can be used for team building or as an icebreaker... read more

 

Developing Your Team’s Critical Thinking Capabilities: In this blog post, we will look at characteristics that will help your team improve their critical thinking capabilities. One of the main functions of thinking is to make connections. The team’s  ideas gain significance when they can relate or connect them to other ideas. They will start to gain insight when we see the similarities between ideas. The way they structure their ideas can be based on how they connect in one of two ways: causal or conceptual relationships. Since many problems arise due to causal changes, we will focus on this aspect... read more 

 

Develop Non-Linear Thinking in Your Team: The usual way to approach problems that your team may face is in a step-by-step fashion. This is called linear or vertical thinking. However, often we tend to not line up the premises in a normal step-by-step fashion. When your team needs to  approach a problem in a different order, they are using non-linear thinking. Sometimes, non-linear thinking is also called lateral thinking... read more

 

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