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Current Trends with Training Enrollments
As we continue to navigate this pandemic, I am curious about what others in the Ed Service field see as far as enrollments? Are there any particular trends that you have noticed throughout the year? I know some who traditionally offered face-to-face training but had to convert to virtual; initially, customers were open to that alternative. However, are you still seeing those responses from your customer base?
Any tips, comments, or observations are greatly appreciated!
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@Alyssa Ortiz this is a question at an interesting point of time. We just did some reviews around the trends we are seeing, and there is a big dependency on my answer from a Geo point of view. In the US we always saw lots of ILO, and of course there is still no normal classroom, and the US accepts this in our case. In AP, where we had very little ILO we now see a significant increase, it seems to be kind of a shift from classroom to virtual classroom that never happened before. Europe was always somehow accepting ILO, but they are now also still increasing. But the biggest shift is AP. We also see around the world an increase of non-classroom eLearning, but the majority of former classroom is ILO. Interesting trends in Europe (and all countries where there is a possibility for F2F): People seem to be interested to take classes in a classroom wherever possible. Independent on all of this we're seeing a quite positive outlook for Q4, meaning globally (but heavily dependent on the Geo) we see similar amounts of students taking skills as last year.
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Good question, Alyssa. @Cindy Young, @Melanie Carlson, and @Alexander Ziegler—any insights or observations on such trends?
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