Contract Training
Contract Training
The Division of Professional & Career Education (PACE) has a mission to provide access to training and development for the community's workforce. This is also accomplished through the delivery of customised training to meet the specific requirements of an employer.
This customised training is almost always non-credit, employees can learn specific skills in a day or week as opposed to participating in a semester length course.
Customized training can be whatever an employer needs it to be. PACE can tailor existing curricula or design a new curriculum to meet the requirements. We never say, "we don't do that kind of training." If PACE cannot provide the training an employer needs we will direct you to an organization that can, CHALLENGE US!
Our array of training opportunities is extensive and ranges from Fundamentals of Business Writing (8 hours) to CPA examination preparation (160 hours). Want to know if PACE can provide the training your organizations needs......simply contact us.
CLASS OF 2004 - Associates in Hospitality Management
Director of Rooms | Newstead Belmont Hill
"Enrolling at Bermuda College was an exciting experience for me. I wasn't one hundred percent sure of the direction I wanted to head into within my career, and so enrolling was an on-the-spot decision: one that I do not regret. I wasn't fully focused in the beginning, however a serious life event pushed me into focusing and taking advantage of the opportunity.
The professors were the best! Two teachers who made my experience very enjoyable, but were very tough on me, were Mr. Shawn Deshields and Mrs. Pat Robinson. I was a very shy person and a lot of the assignements required me to do public speaking, as well as communicate with guests that came for the Prospect Room lunches. The most memorable day was receiving my degree with my number one supporter watching: my one-year old daughter! Because I was already working in the hospitality field, I was able to take the Knowledge and hands on traning provided by BC directly into my day to day work life.
I would implore students to take advantage of the resources that BC has to offer. If they are not sure what direction or field they want to go into, visit the campus to take a tour and/or speak with someone to get a better feel."
In her own words...
