Training Courses & Services in Collingwood, ON
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8 Stewart Road, Collingwood, L9Y 0W5
(705) 888-6337
Training centre, Gym/Physical Fitness Center, Fitness Trainer 
Active Life Conditioning is a highly-regarded training facility with a great vibe and caring staff. Trainers such as Gavin, Cameron, and Anne Baker receive praise for providing effective fitness programs and helping clients improve. Many feel welcomed and appreciated, with some experiencing significant fitness gains. 
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1 First Street Suite 218, Collingwood, L9Y 1A1
(705) 607-4141
Training centre 
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180 ONTARIO STREET, Collingwood, L9Y 1M6
(705) 445-9019
ADULT EDUCATION, Computer Training, EDUCATIONAL SERVICES, Driving Instruction, University, College, School Academic Colleges, Schools, School, ADULT CONTINUING EDUCATION 
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31 Marine View Dr, Collingwood, L9Y 5A2
(705) 881-1814
Georgian Bay Triangle clients have the option, usually after one or two on-site home visits, to work with with their Guide on the Side remotely over the Internet. These easily scheduled - and often "just in time" - remote sessions have a reduced hourly rate, thus providing the additional benefit of cost savings. For example, a 6 minute email attachment refresher session costs $4.90 Canadian. Choose the Live Support tab above to find out if Guide on the Side is available to assist you now. Guide on the Side, Michael Laurence, has 45 years of both formal teaching experience and working with computers. Formerly a Naval Flight Officer, he recently retired from a major Ontario university where he was Educational Technology Consultant. This position involved helping faculty and staff to advance their information technology literacy. His clients are primarily retirees (Boomers; Zoomers) and are located in 6 countries as well as the Georgian Bay region of Southern Ontario. 
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42 Highlands Crescent, Collingwood, L9Y 5H3
(647) 746-4678
If talent is a source of competitive advantage, why do organizations spend so little time on the attraction, selection, deployment, development and retention of great people? We spend four months of the year on the budget process, but we hardly spend any time talking about our talent, our strengths and how to leverage them, our talent needs and how to build them. Everyone is held accountable for their budget, but no one is held accountable for the strength of their talent pool. Isn’t it the talent we have in each unit that drives our results? Aren’t we missing something?