BTFL to launch workshops to provide valuable training to entrepreneurs from March 28

Barbados: The government of the region has been continuously working towards the upliftment of the entrepreneurs and has been working on various initiatives. Now, the Barbados Trust Fund Limited (BTFL) has taken another progressive step.

As per the latest announcement, the Barbados Trust Fund Limited will organise workshops that would provide valuable training to the entrepreneur of the country.

“The Barbados Trust Fund Limited (BTFL) is going a step further to empower entrepreneurs in the community by giving them valuable training,” the government informed.

While providing details about the time and location, the government mentioned that the “first” workshop would be organised on March 28, 2022 (Monday). This would be a four-day training session, which will be organised at the Gall Hill Resource Centre, St John. The time of the session will be 3:00 pm to 5:30 pm.

While informing about the details, the official notification mentioned, “The BTFL will launch the first workshop in its series of community-based training on Monday, March 28. The four-day training session will be held at the Gall Hill Resource Centre, Gall Hill, St John, from 3:00 to 5:30 pm.”

As per the schedule shared by the BTFL, the participants of the training session will receive an Introduction to Management on Monday.

On March 29 (Tuesday), the experts will give information about Customer Service Excellence.

On March 30 (Wednesday), the trainers will provide brief information on Introduction to Marketing.

On March 31 (Thursday), participants will learn about Financial Management.

“On Monday, the participants will be given an Introduction to Management. They will learn about Customer Service Excellence on Tuesday, March 29; an Introduction to Marketing will follow on Wednesday, March 30, and Financial Management will be the focus on Thursday, March 31,” the official informed.

On March 28, the opening remarks will be provided by the General Manager of the BTFL – Gerald Amos, and parliamentary representative for St John – Charles Griffith.