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The Victorian Chamber brings training to you!

The Victorian Chamber of Commerce and Industry < 1 mins read

The Victorian Chamber of Commerce and Industry continues to support regional businesses to access learning and development opportunities by again taking our training services on the road.

Based on the success of last year’s program and current demand for ongoing training and support, the Victorian Chamber is offering courses in Bendigo, Ballarat and beyond.

Regional Victoria is home to one in four Victorians, 25 per cent of Victoria’s small businesses and more than 700,000 jobs.

However, skills development and labour shortages are putting pressure on regional businesses and limiting the ability of the regions to grow and prosper.

Education and training are important paths to help address some of these issues and the Victorian Chamber is helping businesses to invest in upskilling and retaining staff.

 

To be attributed to Victorian Chamber of Commerce and Industry Chief Executive Paul Guerra:

“Continual learning is key to improving performance and driving new ideas. Making in-person training more accessible to business leaders at all levels in Regional Victoria will facilitate business growth and relationship building. It’s driven by the Victorian Chamber’s relentless drive to make Victoria the best place to operate a business.”

 

For More Information

Day to Day Management and Supervision of Staff Bendigo 27 August

HSR Initial OHS Training Course Ballarat 10-25 September and 27 November – 5 December

HSR Refresher OHS Training Course – Plant Theme Ballarat 30 October

Workplace Training at a day of time that suits you.

 


Contact details:

Gemma Carter media@victorianchamber.com.au, 0423 883 945

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