Grey Matter Partner Releases ‘Learn at Home Today Portal’
News|1 April 2020
Grey Matter partner TutorPro has released a ‘Learn at Home Today Portal’ with a range of courses to help businesses support and train their employees from home.
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought the challenge of remote working forward for many businesses. TutorPro’s online learning portal is a fantastic short-term solution to help those business that are struggling to effectively implement remote working get up and running.
Featuring short, targeted modules to help learning applications such as Microsoft Teams, this tool will support your team in these unprecedented times.
Learn more and sign up to the ‘Learn at Home Today Portal’.
Sign up for a free trial of Microsoft Teams.
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