You have more training than you think
PowerPoints, PDFs, SOPs, videos, recorded sessions, manuals, checklists, and what your experts carry in their heads are all usable source material.

Take the training you already have, redesign it for online learning, build the courses, set up the system that delivers them, and keep it running after launch.
Training that only works when you are in the room does not scale. Every new hire gets a slightly different version. The person who knows the process best is the person who can least afford to spend a day walking someone through it. Nobody can tell you who has actually been trained on what. Online training fixes that, but only if it is designed properly. A slide deck posted to a portal is not a course.
PowerPoints, PDFs, SOPs, videos, recorded sessions, manuals, checklists, and what your experts carry in their heads are all usable source material.
Existing material gets restructured into lessons people will actually finish.
Video, text, quizzes, and downloads, produced and assembled.
A learning management system set up, branded, and connected to your team.
Know who has been trained on what, and when.
The system can keep running after launch, with new courses added as the business changes.
Inventory what exists Decks, documents, videos, and the experts.
Design the curriculum What order, what format, how long.
Build and pilot A first cohort goes through it and the rough edges get fixed.
Launch and maintain New hires, new courses, reporting.
Bring what you have. It is probably more than you think.
Talk about your training All servicesNothing goes live until you press Go Live.