Dublin, March 18, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "The Kenya Professional Training Report 2020 - Market, Process & Financials" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.
This report looks at the Professional Training Business in Kenya, targeting both corporate and individual consumers. Professional training as defined by short non-academic courses.
The demand for professional training in Kenya has been rising every year since 2000. By November 2020, there were 309 registered management trainers offering at least 178 different types of courses.
The demand is driven by a more competitive economy, which has piled pressure on organizations and individuals, forcing them to acquire as much knowledge as possible simply to survive. Further, and unlike before, corporate Kenya is demanding more from employees. To the individual professional training then becomes a way to increase own productivity, grow and secure their current job.
Among the most popular courses are those touching on project management, customer service, financial management, sales, team building, business strategy, leadership and corporate governance.
The Kenya professional training market is fragmented, with low barriers to entry, low customer loyalty, low branding efforts and no clear market leader. This landscape creates opportunities in new business models, partnerships, niches and e-learning.
Study Coverage
This report is for those seeking to establish a professional training business in Kenya targeting individuals or corporate customers, through face to face training or online platforms.
It is prepared from conversations with human resource managers, trainers, consumers, regulators and relevant decision-makers. The results are all rounded insights diving into the market, processes, opportunities and financial aspects of the professional training business in Kenya using case studies, qualitative and quantitative data.
This report will help you get a proper understanding of Kenya's training market, identify gaps and opportunities, model your training business and make realistic financial projections.
Companies Mentioned
- Anderson Human Capital
- Center for Corporate Governance
- Computer Pride
- Dolphin Training Group
- Leadership Institute
- Pitmans
- PWC
Key Topics Covered
1. Overview
- The Background
- 2000 to Present
- The Current Need
2. The Market
- The Market Characteristics
- The Consumers - Corporate & Individual
- Types of Professional Training in Kenya
- The Market Structure
3. Trainers and Courses
- Professional Trainers Distribution
- Courses: Choice and Type
- Course distribution and popularity
- Choice of Courses
- Trainers
- Course Trends
- Structure of Courses
- Shortcomings
4. The Kenya Professional Training Business Model
- The Model
- The Model and Revenue Streams
- Product Examples
- Positioning Examples
- Distribution Examples
- Pricing Examples
5. Operations
- Key Operations
- Operational Structure
- Trainers
- Training Facilities
- Trainer Remuneration
- 6. Distribution
- Purchase Process: Individual
- Purchase Process: Corporate
- Market Entry: Present Strategies
- Trust signals in Kenya
7. Online Training
8. The Financials
- Regulatory costs
- Facilities costs
- Equipment Cost - Leasing and Purchase
- Customer Acquisition Costs
- Pre-Operational Costs
- Monthly Operational Costs
- Monthly Income Scenario
- Annual Income Scenarios
- Cash Flows
For more information about this report visit https://www.researchandmarkets.com/r/z5fuvx
CONTACT: ResearchAndMarkets.com Laura Wood, Senior Press Manager press@researchandmarkets.com For E.S.T Office Hours Call 1-917-300-0470 For U.S./CAN Toll Free Call 1-800-526-8630 For GMT Office Hours Call +353-1-416-8900
Subscribe via RSS
Dublin, IRELAND
