Employee Training is Vital for Business Success

In the present economic situation it is very simple to cut employee training and not to think twice about this action. This will in the short term reduce the operating costs but in the long term it can pose major implications and can possibly distinguish between those successful firms and those that are only on the verge of keeping their head above water. Irish company Nvolve Limited who specialise in providing elearning solutions to companies know what side of the coin they want to be on, which is also replicated by what their clients who undertake elearning courses on a frequent basis also acknowledge.

Many recent studies have highlighted the clear links between well-designed and strategic training and development initiatives and the bottom line within the business. Nvolve recognise that investment in the area of training and development is linked to profitability within businesses and therefore offer a wide range of courses to suit a wide range of customers. A selection of Nvolve’s courses on offer range from Microsoft office, computer skills, business skills, health and safety, food hygiene, workplace skills and workplace legislation.

When training is constantly undertaken within industries it not only enhances employee performance but also enhances a companies corporate image and credibility particularly for investors, supplies, customers and other external bodies.

Nvolve Limited (UK, Ireland, North America) are specialists in the development of learning technologies including learning management systems, Learning content management systems, elearning, blended learning, training keypads and handsets, talent management and data systems. Their focus within elearning is Food hygiene, HACCP, Health & Safety, Food Manufacturing, Pharmaceutical regulations, Medical Devices, IT Regulations, Compliance. Contact Nvolve on +353 7491 16000, www.nvolve.net, info@nvolve.net

Nvolve Limited
BDC, LYIT, Port RD, Letterkenny, Co. Donegal, Irealnd

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