Check out the Internet for convenient, cost-effective Web-based courses. Start with Internet service providers like America Online or the education sections of such portals as Netscape and Yahoo!
Contact state and local development agencies. Some of them offer training programs in order to attract and keep businesses.
Investigate programs offered by local universities, community colleges and adult-education programs.
Hire teachers or consultants to provide training at your place of business or off-site. Get references first.
Ask corporations. Many offer instruction on the software they market or the equipment they manufacture.
Monday, September 6, 2010
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