Eton Institute to deliver seminars for HR and Learning & Development Professionals at the Training & Development Show

Eton Institute, UAE’s largest training and development Centre, is hosting a string of seminars for HR and Learning & Development professionals in the region, as part of the 2012 Training and Development Show organized by Terrapinn.

HR professionals from across the region can benefit from attending the free events and gaining an insight into ‘How to launch learning initiatives to develop talent’ and ‘How to tailor training models for a distinct culture’, presented by Eton Institute on the 4^th and 5^th of December.

The two day free event will feature HR, Training and Workforce development strategies for all businesses and include seminars and conferences, delivering absolutely everything an organization needs to dramatically enhance its learning programmes and to develop its workforce.

Alison Johnson, Corporate Account Manager at Eton Institute commented: “The Training and Development Show is a perfect fit for our services to the corporate sector, as it attracts learning and development professionals from across the region looking to source solutions and new ideas to overcome their business challenges.”

“It is the only event in a calendar year that is tailored for learning and development professionals, offering a wide variety of seminars for free,” she added.

Eton Institute will be present in full attendance at the event and can be visited at stand No. 240 in Hall 7. Delegates can also benefit from attending the free seminars presented by Eton Institute.

Day 1:  04 Dec from 4.30pm to 5pm

How to launch learning initiatives to develop talent.

Day 2: 05 Dec from 2.30pm to 3pm.

How to tailor training models for a distinct culture.

The Training and Development Show will be held under the patronage of the UAE Federal Authority for Government Human Resources, under the theme of nurturing tomorrow’s leaders. The free two day event will be held on the 4^th and 5^th December at the Dubai World Trade Centre with over 1500 delegates expected to attend.