Most professions today need certain specific skill sets that have to be learned in the classroom or through experience. While formal education provides a basic framework to all of us, we still need to invest time and effort in acquiring knowledge, functional skills specific to an industry and general behavioral skills. That's where professional trainers come into the picture.

If you thought that anyone armed with above average public speaking skills and a funny bone could become a Corporate Trainer, think again, because there is more to it than what meets the eye. Here is what you need to know about a career in corporate training:  

Corporate trainers typically find themselves teaching topics that people don't learn in their formal education, such as communication skills, business writing etiquette, public speaking, presentation skills and other  jobspecific functional and technical skills.

In order to teach other people new behaviors, a trainer should develop these abilities beforehand. Also, most importantly, corporate trainers have to deal with mature adult audiences who have their own experiences and perceptions. EduVantage's T-CUBE program is ideally suited for such prospective trainers who want to make a smooth transition to Corporate Training.