Tenet takes training to the small screen

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IFA network and support services firm the Tenet Group has found a new way to train its members on key regulatory reforms through the use of video presentations.

Members of the group – which now has seven different divisions made up of IFA networks and direct authorisation support services – attending recent roadshows were asked to take a test after watching an video presentations produced in-house explaining how to use the depolarisation charges menu. Officials at ,a href="http://www.tenetgroup.co.uk" target="_blank">Tenet found the results of the tests were surprisingly good, says Keith Richards, sales and marketing director, and suggest individuals were more likely to take information in if training through video as some of those questions cou...

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