Lunch and Learn for Preston Businesses - Creating Your Perfect Selling Pitch
Join this free webinar from Preston College.
Selling products and services in today's competitive markets can be challenging, this webinar will allow you to explore storytelling as a sales tool and allow you to develop the perfect elevator pitch to help increase your sales.
Who is eligible?
- Are you employed or self-employed, live within Preston City Council boundaries and looking to enhance your leadership and management skills?
- Maybe you are a Preston based SME looking to upskill your employees who are Preston City Council residents?
Thanks to Preston's UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF), Preston residents can access funded training opportunities and qualifications from Preston College that will enhance skills development and career progression.
This funding, provided by Preston City Council, is designed to support individuals to succeed in education and work, and to support small businesses to meet the skill needs of Preston's evolving economy. These Lunch and Learn Webinars are part of the free support available.
For full details of all the Lunch and Learn Webinars (and training available) - please visit Preston College - Training to Upskill People in Employment (UKSPF).
For more information about this project and your eligibility for funding options please call 01772 22 55 22 or email info@preston.ac.uk.
About the UKSPF
The UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF) is a central pillar of the UK Government's Levelling Up agenda and provides £2.6 billion of funding for local investment by March 2025. The Fund aims to improve pride in place and increase life chances across the UK, investing in communities and place, supporting local business, people and skills.
The Government has allocated £5.2 million for investment in Preston.
Booking and Pricing
To book for this free online webinar visit Preston College - Training to Upskill People in Employment (UKSPF) - Booking.
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