Webinar: Enhancing your Compliance Learning
Length: 35 minutes | Format: Webinar
In 2024, the landscape of training methods is rapidly evolving, embracing modern approaches like gamification, embedded learning, microlearning, adaptive learning, and role-specific training. These methods aid in meeting regulatory requirements and actively engage staff while catering to the workforce's diverse needs.

Discussion points
In this webinar, we challenge the conventional one-size-fits-all approach and explore whether mandatory compliance training is becoming outdated. As well as how to update compliance training to meet rules and better fit different employee needs.
- Benchmarking: Using gamification to spot problem areas
- Embedded learning: Grab knowledge as you need it
- Nudge learning: Highlight scenarios regularly and support with learning nuggets
- Microlearning: Keep it short to boost engagement, knowledge retention and productivity
- Adaptive learning: FastTracking staff with prior knowledge
- Role-specific training: Target training to the needs of each learner
Meet the speakers
Simon Truckle
Head of Key Accounts | Skillcast
Simon is responsible for ensuring that Skillcast partners achieve the best return on their e-learning investment. He helps our clients personalise the approach to the needs of their organisation. Before Skillcast, he was Head of E-learning at both Barclays Wealth and Gerard Asset Management.Catriona Razic
Chief Revenue Officer | Skillcast
Catriona Razic is a co-founder of Skillcast. She advises global firms on their compliance communication strategy, working directly with them to deliver successful compliance and learning initiative outcomes. She holds a degree in Psychology and Economics.
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