FundsNetwork launches Platform for Learning website

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Fidelity FundsNetwork is to leverage its Platform for Learning training service with an accompanying website that will act as an 'information hub', offering advice on professional qualifications, business development, skills and training and on developing young talent.

The site, which is due to go live later this month at www.fundsnetwork.co.uk/learning, has been designed to complement all aspects of the fund supermarket's bespoke adviser learning and development service. It also offers online booking on a range of upcoming training events, such as CII Diploma revision courses. In addition, FundsNetwork will roll-out an 'E-Learning' initiative next year, which will work as a blended approach to link to Platform for Learning's face-to-face training, providing some distance learning and pre- and post-course testing. This will also support those subjects ...

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