NETCO Announce 2018 Training Conference

NETCO

January 12, 2018

NETCO’s 10th annual training conference is an important milestone. The theme is Evolution of Excellence—a prompt for critical thinking about the future informed by progress over the past decade.  
 
The conference is scheduled for Saturday, June 9th at the Fairmont Tremblant in beautiful Mont-Tremblant, Quebec.  Consider arranging to informally network with your peers the day before.  The one-day format and location allow you to also participate in the Canadian Apprenticeship Forum 2018 conference that follows in Montreal (starts at 1 p.m. on Sunday, June 10th; closes at 3 p.m. on Tuesday, June 12th).
 
Online registration is now open on NETCO’s dedicated conference web site www.NETCOtrainingconference.com.  Take advantage of early-bird rates for registrations made before March 31, 2018:  $250 plus GST for Industry Funding Partners; $350 plus GST for Other Industry Stakeholders.  Your registration includes one ticket to the evening reception and dinner. 

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