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Pro-Active Business Training

Friday, August 7th, 2009

Pro-active business training is very popular amongst small and medium sized companies who want to optimize their functionality and improve the social and business skills of each employee. The fact that some adults lack the corporate ‘know how’ as the times change and technology advances is a growing problem in this industry. We offer four levels of ABET training courses that can help you and your company in achieving new goals and reaching innovative heights.
During these difficult economic times we have to always prepare ourselves in being one step ahead, we have to work at our optimum level to accomplish success and achieve valuable results. ABET courses range from basic level 1 of communication skills to level 4, a respected and celebrated business training programme that will optimize and improve all your employees’ skills and qualities. If you know your staff might require working on certain aspects of their skills in order to keep up with the ever changing modern times, contact us at TRIPLE E HOLDINGS.

 

Key Concepts in Business Management

Friday, August 7th, 2009

There are several key issues in business management, especially in small or medium sized companies that require more time and planning than most individuals are willing to commit to. These issues, no matter how frivolous they might seem each play major a role in the eventual success of you company. Some of these factors include choosing the location for your company that will benefit your customer flow, recruiting efficient and competent staff and how to effectively incorporate networking into your company.
ABET courses are designed to help you improve the communication skills and foundation blocks of your company, so your business management strategies can be handled with competence and adequacy. For more information on our ABET courses consult the professional services provided by TRIPLE E HOLDINGS and contact us today.

 

3 Crutial Seps of Training and Development

Friday, August 7th, 2009

The field of training and development is concerned with a very essential key factor in your company and that is Human resource management. It is armed with organizational activities that aim in bettering the performance of all individuals and groups within an organizational environment. To perfectly sum up training and development we can take a look at the three main activities involved, and although they are separate in theory, they’re still interrelated and depend on one another for a rewarding outcome.
The first activity is the actual training which involves focussing and evaluating the job one specific individual holds. The second is education where we focus on the potential jobs an individual might apply for in the future and evaluate you in regards to those jobs. Development is the last activity and focuses on the individual’s employer and their organization and how they might partake in certain activities in the future.
Training and development is important for any company, and to find out about our ABET courses and products contact us at TRIPLE E HOLDINGS.

 

Well Beyond the Basics: Business Skills Development

Thursday, April 2nd, 2009

The further they advance through the adult curriculum, the more students recognize how their skills connect and transfer. They also recognize how skills and knowledge are cumulative, laying foundations for and building upon one another. All of their adult education curricula could qualify as “business skills development,” because students’ acquisition of literacy and numeracy skills empowers their workplace advancement. At the curriculum’s more advanced levels, however, the curriculum focuses more and more on language and mathematics skills specifically required in business. For example, business skills development courses focus on reading, analyzing, interpreting, and responding to business texts. Writing for business stands as its own discourse domain, different and distinct from all others, so that business skills development works only with business discourse. Similarly, at its higher levels, business skills development focuses on all the mathematical operations shown on spreadsheets, and it emphasizes analysis of and inference from statistics.