Monday , January 13 2025

Ventra Consult moves to fill skill gaps, introduces digital credential

A foremost niche player in Leadership, sales and business consulting, Ventra Consult has moved to fill skills gaps identified in different professions and as such introduces digital badge certification in Nigeria.

As a way to provide tailor solutions in addressing business challenges, the consulting firm has identified identify various digital skills gap among organisations and decided to bridge such gap, through training and certification, where digital badge would be awarded on specific programmes.

Addressing media in Lagos, the Lead Consultant at Ventra Consult, Mr. Victor Femi-Fred said to meet with up with global standard, the organisations has partner the world leading digital credentials provider in Credly on the Acclaim platform.

According to Femi- Fred, this partnership transforms knowledge, skills and achievements into digital credentials through the issuance and certification of a digital badge.

“This badge issued through Acclaim is a digital representation of a learning outcome, experience or competency.

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Femi- Fred further stressed that based on the Open Badges Standard, Acclaim badges can be shared and verified online in a way that is easy and secure even in absentia of the holder of the badge authenticating its validity.

He added that Ventra consult assured Nigerians of quality service delivery, both Onshore and Offshore with Strategic Service Providers using In-House Training Facilities, global services partnership from her hugely engaged workforce, SME (Sales& Leadership, Training, ICT, Supply Chain, Business and Research).

“We deliver our training program aligned with the desired goals, vision and objectives based on the scope of the requirements with a long term view,” Femi- Fred said.

 

 

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