The Tribune

The Bahamas Chamber of Commerce and Employers Confederation’s (BCCEC) Institute will this Wednesday launch its new E-Learning Program at a British Colonial Hilton luncheon.

The E-Learning Program is designed to provide customised courses that will help businesses create a learning culture, boosting their ability to maximise their profits and competitiveness.

Attendees will meet the learning leaders of the Chamber Institute, and can expect to hear and discuss topics including: 10 steps to ignite a learning culture in your organisation; making your training stick for results and payoff; and maximising learning and performance with technology.

All companies that register by Tuesday, November 19, 2013, to attend the launch will receive free access to a complimentary E-learning course.