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Could Training Be The Way To Go?

Jeyaraman Seenivasagam, Success Edge

20-Oct-20 11:00

Could Training Be The Way To Go?

There are 35,000 people who are holding a train the trainer (TTT) certification but are clueless about how this industry works and what it takes to make a decent living in it.  Numerous people are looking at this profession as a way out of their predicament and also the opportunity to share their knowledge and experience with the world and be rewarded. Jeyaraman Seenivasagam, Chief Training Officer of Success Edge shares his experience on how trainers and would-be trainers can find their sweet spot.

Produced by: Audrey Raj and Freda Liu

Presented by: Freda Liu


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