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We are looking for companies, both local and international, who are seeking to use technology in their learning and development activities in order to meet business goals. Primarily, our ideal customer would consist of companies who have a large number of knowledge workers. By consulting us and asking us to do e-learning courses for your workers, it saves time and effort to train a huge number of employees, trains workers who are geographically dispersed and lessens the cost for their training.
One of Learning-e’s latest foreign client is ERIKS. ERIKS is a leading, innovative supplier to the process industry and to equipment manufacturers which consists of 60 companies with branches in 25 countries.
ERIKS plans to put in place e-learning courses in the next couple of years in several phases. The first course is about the company’s core business. The second and third courses will focus on specific products and produtct groups.
Another client is De Bijenkorf, which is a chain of upscale department stores in the Netherlands. They contracted us to create different interactivities for their sales people to teach them on how to cater to different customers.
As for continuing projects and extension of contracts, previously, courses were made for Binnenvaart about onboard safety and stability on ships. They are now considering localization of the said courses to English (UK) and German.
ERIKS plans to put in place e-learning courses in the next couple of years in several phases. The first course is about the company’s core business. The second and third courses will focus on specific products and produtct groups.
Another client is De Bijenkorf, which is a chain of upscale department stores in the Netherlands. They contracted us to create different interactivities for their sales people to teach them on how to cater to different customers.
As for continuing projects and extension of contracts, previously, courses were made for Binnenvaart about onboard safety and stability on ships. They are now considering localization of the said courses to English (UK) and German.