TPC Online™ grows to offer online training to over 100,000 employees in 10 years.

Buffalo Grove, IL (PRWEB) October 15, 2015

“Since we introduced TPC Online™ in 2005, it quickly become the preferred method in technical skills training among our clients,” said Andrew Kauser, CEO, TPC Training Systems. “TPC Online's ability to administer, track, assess, and report on employee skills training has helped it grow from 5,000 trainees the first year to over 100,000 this year.”

Online training is growing as companies recognize the many benefits online training programs provide. TPC Online™ enables employees to increase skills through courses and learning plans that are fully customizable to the needs of the business and student. Interactive online training often results in a reduction of learning time, flexible scheduling, greater retention of concepts, and more.

Training administrators have adopted TPC Online™ as their primary training tool largely because it improves the oversight of maintenance training programs. The ability to manage specific content for unique users, all while tracking and evaluating each worker’s progress, has proven to be a valuable feature. Administrators can train at one facility or globally using consistent and cost-effective industrial skills training through TPC Online™.

For more information about TPC Training Systems, please visit tpctraining.com. You can also contact us at 800.837.8872.

About TPC Training Systems: TPC Training Systems is a privately held company, with headquarters in Buffalo Grove, IL. The leading provider of industrial skills and safety training solutions, TPC offers a variety of products and services that support clients’ technical and safety development needs. Only TPC offers a complete portfolio of training methods, including online, classroom, and on-the-job, to fit every need and budget. TPC’s training materials have been used at more than 40,000 client sites globally to train over 3.5 million workers.

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