"It turned out that to make accredited courses, you had to use a monotone voice, click through slides, and drag and drop content. You basically had to just tick boxes for accreditation bodies. If it was mundane for us, we thought what this must be like for the people doing the courses," said Adam.

Adam and his team decided the industry needed change, so they carried out extensive market research. Through this they discovered a shift in what the market wants.

Adam added, "Training Managers are looking for short, sharp, engaging eLearning. They want to hold the learner's attention, and they want to stick to relevant content. In essence, they have to actually learn something".

So Accredited Skills have changed their strategy from making accredited courses. They have now become Learning Heroes and make characterful, conversational, and fun animated courses.

The mission of Learning Heroes is to "save the world from boring eLearning", and with over three million learners and over 200 clients including the likes of Specsavers, the NHS, Virgin and Royal Mail, they're well on their way to doing thís, having become one of the fastest-growing providers on the market.

They offer over 150 courses in management, health and safety, finance, IT, and many more subject areas and offer thousands of learning resources.