Nvolve Limited
One aspect of the saving businesses money campaign is saving costs on training while not compromising the service level. Nvolve limited understand that maintaining and upskilling staff is fundamental to the success of any business in any climate. A company that does not train staff will find it very difficult to compete in this business environment which is forever evolving. Training the right individual in the right area can add immediate value to any business and also gives individuals a sense of security while also improving their own skills and competencies.
In response to this Nvolve Limited are offering companies a training package at a competitive rate. The package includes Nvolve’s full courseware set which includes modules such as IT Desktop Skills, Lotus Notes, Microsoft Office, Computer Skills and Business Skills at a fixed rate while training as many participants that are required. The package is priced at €79 per employee, which means that for €79 an employee can train as many times as they like on any of Nvolve’s 162 courses.
Also as part of this package companies can add the EDCL syllabus 4 training course for an additional €20 per employee. The course covers the seven modules of the ECDL Syllabus 4 and it will equip you with an excellent range of basic computer skills. This course helps participants to prepare for the tests needed to qualify for the European Computer Driving License. These tests can be undertaken at any recognized testing centre in your local area.
Nvolve also have course modules in Health and Safety, Workplace skills, Workplace Legislation. To see a full list of the courses that you and your employees can avail of have a look at: www.nvolve.net/
This offer is available until the end of May 2009. To make sure you're in all you have to do is make contact with Nvolve before the end of May and Nvolve can have you up and running within a day or two.
For more information you can contact Lee Tedstone, Chief Operating Officer, Nvolve Group, Tel: 0749116000 or email: leetedstone@
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