Get expert information on best practices for memorable training programs, how to engage employees through captivating content, and the best ways to use a learning platform to accomplish training goals.
Training is a vital component of every employee ecosystem and it’s important to deliver training that sticks. Having an up to date, engaged, and well-trained staff can assist your company in avoiding costly, life-threatening mistakes and risks. But how do you maintain a training program that's creative, effective, educational, and memorable?
On Tuesday, September 10 at 2:00pm ET, please join us for a free webinar, Effective Tips for Training That Sticks. KPA’s Training Product Director, Shawn Smith, will guide you through best practices for memorable training programs, how to engage employees through captivating content, and the best ways to use a learning platform to accomplish training goals.
You will leave with an understanding of training best practices as well as resources and tips for creating an engaging and effective training program.
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Effective Tips for Training That Sticks
Tuesday, September 10 at 2:00 PM ET
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