Inclusive training for your global and diverse teams
No matter where in the world your workforce is based, you can offer training that is relevant to their experiences and delivered in their preferred language, too.
Personalization is paramount
Modern workers are increasingly demanding training programs that meet their preferences for language, format, and tone.
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Multi-language learning
When we learn in our native language, the lessons stick stronger. That’s why our catalog features courses in more than 45 languages, so everyone can learn in the language they know best.
Accessible courses for all
We take inclusion seriously, prioritizing content that meets global accessibility standards and best practices, so everyone can benefit from training initiatives equally.
Home in on your geography
Training needs can vary by region. OpenSesame offers region-specific course lists and training options certified by regionally accredited agencies, so you can meet local standards and regulations.
When I came across OpenSesame, they gave me easy opportunities to work with one company and find content throughout the world
No two people like to learn exactly the same, so having the opportunity to choose a wide variety of styles is a benefit for our people to help them stay engaged. It helps them feel like it matches their needs.
Resources to reduce risk
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2024 Monthly Compliance Calendar
Get a jump on compliance training planning with this list of different OpenSesame courses aligned to relevant training topics (safety, HR, IT, and more).
Upskilling: A Better Path to Sourcing the Right Talent
Forward-thinking organizations have shifted to building their employees’ skillsets and fostering a culture of ongoing professional growth, creating an ecosystem of talent for the business and acknowledging workers’ potential for advancement.
Emerging Cybersecurity Threats and Trends
Gain insights from industry experts best practices in cybersecurity to mitigate risk, plus the training needed this year to combat the latest cyber threats.