Custom Training Programs for Learning and Development

Wouldn’t it be great if your workforce could adapt as fast as your industry does? Developing custom skills-based learning and development programs can make this a reality by enhancing employee skills and expanding employee knowledge bases, which ultimately improves bottom-line profits. In fact, 76% of employees are more likely to stay with a company that offers training throughout their entire time at the company. 

Currently, 62% of leaders are not fully prepared to respond to new technology and talent challenges and 42% of C-Suite leaders agree that skills shortages prevent them from responding to change. This makes it hard for companies to stay competitive and agile in the ever changing work environment. But now we can rely on AI-enriched learning solutions to help us achieve success. 

Custom skills-based training and development courses are high in quality, cost-effective, and rapidly developed. They align with proven market growth opportunities while also being exposed to the latest research, innovations, and best practices. The courses have AI-enabled personal assistants and use cutting edge AI backed by human experts which helps keep costs down compared to traditional course development. 

Employing skills-based training can significantly improve employee performance and retention, business outcomes, job satisfaction, and reduce skill gaps, helping companies keep up with quickly changing staff developments and drive business forward. 

YU Global - The Global Difference with skills-based training
Source: YU Global

Releated

Shalom Lamm

The Power of Giving: Shalom Lamm’s Insights on the Impact of Non-Profit Donations

In a world where the challenges facing communities are vast, the importance of charitable giving cannot be overstated. Whether it’s providing support for local initiatives, advancing medical research, or offering relief to those in need, non-profit donations play a crucial role in driving positive change. However, the impact of generosity goes beyond just monetary contributions—it’s […]

When Art Truly Imitates Life: The Journey Of Award-Winning Filmmaker and Artist Ari Kim

By Mary Stone On Thursday, January 16, 2025, Galerie Shibumi in Chinatown will unveil “Mae-Deup (매듭),” a new exhibition by artist and award-winning filmmaker Ari Kim. “Mae-Deup” is a Korean term meaning “knot” or “connection,” and it reflects the traditional Korean art of decorative knotting, historically believed to symbolize the bonds that tie people together […]