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Not a single cent is wasted on Training

We know that training and development pay us back many times over. But what if our staff leaves us immediately after the training?  Are we wasting money?  Understand that as long as the staff stays with us for a month, there is profit to be made. This is because all the training courses are 60% funded by the Singapore government under the PIC scheme.  We at Asia Trainers guarantee profit to be made as we teach the trainees how to apply the concepts to result in a profit.

For details on how the profit guarantee work, call us at 6225-1784, or text to 8201-4347. The list of courses are at www.asiatrainers.com, and you can also click on any title below to get details:

M006HOW TO BE AN EFFECTIVE MANAGER & LEADER28. Oct 2015, 09:0028. Oct 2015, 17:00
M004PROJECT MANAGEMENT SUCCESS29. Oct 2015, 09:0029. Oct 2015, 17:00
S005CHALLENGER SALE METHOD30. Oct 2015, 09:0030. Oct 2015, 12:30
L001LEADERSHIP POWER30. Oct 2015, 14:0030. Oct 2015, 17:30
M012HOW TO BE A BETTER MANAGER (4 SESSIONS)2. Nov 2015, 14:0030. Nov 2015, 17:30
S009MOTIVATIONAL SELLING2. Nov 2015, 14:002. Nov 2015, 17:30
S012SALES POWER4. Nov 2015, 09:004. Nov 2015, 17:00
S009SUCCESSFUL SALES STRATEGIES5. Nov 2015, 09:005. Nov 2015, 17:00
S004HOW TO LEAD IN YOUR SALES6. Nov 2015, 09:006. Nov 2015, 12:30
S28ART OF CONSULTATIVE SELLING  New11. Nov 2015, 09:0011. Nov 2015, 17:00
M003PRODUCTIVITY FROM THE INSIDE13. Nov 2015, 09:0013. Nov 2015, 12:30
CM001EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION16. Nov 2015, 14:0016. Nov 2015, 17:30
L002LEADERSHIP WITH SUN TZU'S ART OF WAR19. Nov 2015, 09:0019. Nov 2015, 12:30
M007PEACEFUL WARRIOR STRATEGIES19. Nov 2015, 09:0019. Nov 2015, 12:30
P001SUCCESSFUL PURCHASING STRATEGIES20. Nov 2015, 14:0020. Nov 2015, 17:30
S006SUN TZU ART OF WAR FOR SALES20. Nov 2015, 09:0020. Nov 2015, 12:30
F001FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE10. Dec 2015, 09:0010. Dec 2015, 17:00
S017HEART SELLING  New11. Dec 2015, 14:0011. Dec 2015, 17:30
S011SELLING ICE TO THE ESKIMOS11. Dec 2015, 09:0011. Dec 2015, 12:30
S014CRACKING THE SALES CODE  New18. Dec 2015, 14:0018. Dec 2015, 15:30
S001WINNING SALES STRATEGIES18. Dec 2015, 09:0018. Dec 2015, 12:30
S015SELLING THE IMPOSSIBLE23. Dec 2015, 14:0023. Dec 2015, 15:30
M009HOW TO BE A GREAT BOSS29. Dec 2015, 09:0029. Dec 2015, 12:30
L004LESS MANAGING MORE LEADING  New30. Dec 2015, 09:0030. Dec 2015, 17:00
S008HOW TO CLOSE EVERY SALE31. Dec 2015, 14:0031. Dec 2015, 17:30
S29SECRET ART OF WAR TO CLOSE EVERY SALE31. Dec 2015, 09:0031. Dec 2015, 12:30
L003TRANSFORMATIONAL LEADERSHIP WITH SUN TZU  New6. Jan 2016, 09:006. Jan 2016, 12:30
M011EFFECTIVE TEAM MEMBERS8. Jan 2016, 14:008. Jan 2016, 15:30
E001HIGH VALUE EMPLOYEES8. Jan 2016, 14:008. Jan 2016, 17:30
M002HOW TO BE AN INSPIRING & MOTIVATING MANAGER13. Jan 2016, 09:0013. Jan 2016, 17:00
S018PHONE POWER  New14. Jan 2016, 09:0014. Jan 2016, 17:00
M008THE MANAGER AS CHALLENGER14. Jan 2016, 09:0014. Jan 2016, 12:30
M009HOW TO COACH AND MENTOR EFFECTIVELY20. Jan 2016, 09:0020. Jan 2016, 17:00
S008SUCCESSFUL SALES MANAGEMENT21. Jan 2016, 09:0021. Jan 2016, 17:00

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