Learndirect Business eCourses from Groundwork
Date published: 25 July 2009
As financial pressures increase, local businesses are finding it even harder to invest in the development of their workforce. An alternative to costly external training is learndirect Business eCourses – online courses that are quick and easy to follow.
There are approximately 140 eCourses available covering a wide range of business topics including; customer service, leadership and management, health and safety, communication skills and computers and software.
Groundwork Oldham & Rochdale is an approved reseller of learndirect Business eCourses and are now offering businesses a 10% minimum discount on all courses. This discount is extended to 20% for members of the Groundwork Business Association (GBA).
Nick Jones, General Manager, Express Fire Equipment, added: “As a small business we are continually faced with daily challenges, not only ensuring that our business remains active and profitable but also that we develop our staff. Relevant training and development opportunities, that challenge and lead to career and job development are key in helping our business to evolve as well as complying with relevant legal and statutory requirements. learndirect eCourses allow us to target and prioritise training opportunities in line with business objectives. The wide selection of courses means that we can tailor to the needs of particular posts and individuals allowing people to learn and develop at their own pace in an easily accessible online format. The courses are clear, comprehensive and represent excellent value for money and are a key component of our training and development policy.”
The eCourses are provided online, with a full 6 months access to complete the course. They can be set up quickly and provide the user with a certificate of completion when they have worked through the course content.
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