Webinar:
Cracking the
Compliance Training Code
24 October 2019 – Online webinar
Webinar:
Cracking the Compliance Training Code
24 October 2019 – Online
13.00 – 14.00 (CEST)
Not many people seem to like compliance training. Not people at work, not many learning professionals, maybe some training providers. But we all want the people and organisations who serve us to be compliant. So how can you learn how to handle this compliance training paradox and find professional ways to make the best of it?
Cost: free
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In this webinar we will explore what to do – and not to do – to be sure that compliance training is effective, relevant and makes sense. You will learn how to first peel the compliance training onion to get to the core of what needs your attention. We’ll introduce a model to help you understand the regulation of behavior and how technology can play an important role for effectiveness and efficiency.
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