ABA eLearning: Learning Extensions 

 

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     ABA LEARNING EXTENSIONS

      ABA Learning Extensions are interactive workshops that build on the concepts learned in ABA eLearning courses and reinforce a student's skills through classroom-based practice activities. 

Complimenting the ABA eLearning courses, Learning Extensions provide an opportunity for your staff to apply the knowledge and skills acquired in the online course environment to real-life scenarios, in the form of role play and practice sessions. 

ABA Learning Extension material can be customized for your bank and include a Power Point presentation, presenter's materials, and student handouts.  All materials are designed to ensure seamless delivery in your bank and facilitate immediate application of new skills. 

      The best of two proven instructional formats:  the unique combination of eLearning and Learning Extensions provides you with a cost-effective way for your staff to master a skill set and to practice those skills before using them with customers. 

Available Topics:

Building and Retaining Customer Relationships Managing Employee Relations
Calling on Small Business Customers Meetings That Work
Coaching for Success Performance Management
Corrective Action Relationship Selling to Small Business Customers
Cross Selling Deposit Products Revitalizing Customer Service
Effective Referrals Rewards and Recognition
Event Based Selling Servicing and Growing Small Business Relationships
Fundamentals of Small Business Banking Teleconsulting
Improving Productivity Telephone Etiquette
Introduction to Relationship Selling Understanding Bank Products
Managing Change  

Questions:  Call Elisa R. Legg at (212) 297-1679 or e-mail elegg@nyba.com.

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