Holland, MI–Residential technology training firm Bedrock has announced its Nationwide 2007 Workshop Tour.
A series of one-day workshops is being offered to help installation companies, manufacturers, and anyone new to the industry succeed in their business. The nationwide tour includes 38 workshops covering 14 cities across the United States. Interactive and intense eight-hour sessions share knowledge and field/management tips needed to perform the work correctly and efficiently. Students learn how to do it right the first time, increase their skill set, and contribute to profitability.
The Bedrock Learning team is excited about the opportunity to provide accessible live workshops and comprehensive training to those new to the industry, expanding their business, or wanting to streamline their current organization. Students learn best practices with our foundational training, acquire CEUs to increase their knowledge base, and prepare for industry certification, including the new CEA-CompTIA DHTI+ Certification. This is definitely a win-win-win situation for our industry, and we are delighted to be a part of it, said Helen Heneveld, president of Bedrock Learning.
Bedrock Learning full-day workshops being offered on the Workshop Tour include:
Whole House Audio Distribution
Home Theater
Home Networking
CEA-CompTIA DHTI+ Certification Preparation
Project Management
Business Essentials for Profitability
All workshops are designed by industry veterans and business experts. Workshops follow a logical progression, building on previous knowledge learned, and include workbooks, handouts, CD with applicable standardized forms, sample materials, lunch and a certificate of completion. Workshop dates and locations are available on www.bedrocklearning.com.
To ensure quality instruction, workshop size is limited to 50. Qualified Bedrock Learning instructors and subject matter experts make the workshops a must for anyone learning installation, new to the industry, diversifying their business or interested in increasing profitability.
