PRESS RELEASE – THE St. Lucia Chamber of Commerce Industry and Agriculture will be hosting another outstanding Dale Carnegie training programme this year. The now-famous and renowned Dale Carnegie Training — Skills for Success, is again on offer as this signature programme continues to exceed the expectations of participants year after year.
Dale Carnegie courses are known for enabling participants to master the skills demanded in today’s tough business environment by learning how to strengthen interpersonal relationships, manage stress and handle fast-changing workplace conditions. Additionally, participants will become better equipped to perform as persuasive communicators, problem-solvers and focused leaders. They develop a take-charge attitude initiated with confidence and enthusiasm.
Targeted audience for this programme include people at all levels within corporations who seek to maximize their performance, become stronger leaders and add more value to the organization. In short, the course will empower participants to move far beyond their comfort zone as they stretch for and attain ambitious new goals. Moreover, companies seeking value for money and high returns from training cannot go wrong with this course.
The flagship Effective Communications and Human Relations Course, now referred to as Skills for Success, has been run every year since 2004 by the Chamber and boasts as strong supporters and regular participants companies like LUCELEC, ECFH, WLBL, NIC and M&C Group of Companies. Because the programme is designed for people interested in and ready to immediately improve their skills and approaches in both the personal and professional life, organizations have been very deliberate in whom they select to attend this life-changing programme.
The programme is famous for offering value for money at a time when return on investment in training is critical. The orientation session is scheduled for today, Thursday. This is the last call for participation for 2017.
The programme will next be held in 2019 and so the Chamber encourages people interested in participating in and making real progress in their lives to contact the Secretariat at 452 3165 or email [email protected] to register.