Webinar 9 December: Train your staff the smart way

Nov. 28, 2011 - PRLog -- Learn how to develop charity staff the smart way - economically and effectively - at a special webinar on 9 December at 10am.

Wendy Stanley, Head of Membership at The Charity Learning Consortium (CLC), will explain how more than 100 members of the Consortium benefit from collaboration to make eLearning affordable.

Register for the webinar here. http://www.charitylearning.org/webinars/9-december-2011/

Wendy's presentation will be followed by an email training session with Marc Powell, Managing Director of Emailogic, who has partnered with the Consortium to share his communication insights.

Recognised as the Charity eLearning specialists, the CLC provides eLearning to more than 100,000 third sector staff, and countless volunteers. This year it held its inaugural Charity Learning Conference and Awards, celebrating the great work that is being done within charity L&D.

Emailogic's award-winning Email Etiquette course is proven to reduce email traffic by up to 40% - after training, each individual saves an average of 31 minutes a day working on their emails. Marc will also offer a special charity rate to those taking part in the webinar, for further organisational training.

Join the webinar on 9 December to find out more about the benefits of joining the Consortium and also learn from Emailogic's expertise. Register online at: http://www.charitylearning.org/webinars/9-december-2011/

What you need to know:
Date: 9 December
Time: 10-11:00am
Cost: Free of charge. Please note that this webinar is for the charity and not-for-profit sector only.
Technical requirements: A telephone & a PC with internet connection.


About the Charity Learning Consortium:

Efficiency through collaboration

The Charity Learning Consortium (CLC) enables cost effective eLearning in the Third Sector. We're the largest group of UK based charities collaborating to make eLearning affordable, with more than 100 charity members. The CLC makes online learning available to countless volunteers and well over 100,000 Third Sector staff.

Charities join to save money, but also benefit from networking with others with similar goals, sharing resources, ideas and best practice. Members also enjoy special discounts and specialist workshops designed to help them make the most of eLearning.

Collaboration is at the heart of what we do.

Find out more at www.charitylearning.org

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The Charity Learning Consortium (CLC) enables cost effective eLearning in the Third Sector making online learning available to countless volunteers and well over 100,000 Third Sector staff. Find out more at www.charitylearning.org