Train more and save big with CSDA

As the CSDA Training Program approaches a milestone of 4,000 graduates, the association is now offering a large range of discounts up to $1,000 per student.
 
Due to an ever-increasing interest in its comprehensive range of hands-on and classroom courses, CSDA has created an innovative pricing structure for those who want to train two or more employees at once.
 
Under this new pricing structure, an employer could send three employees to a two-day training or certification class and the savings would equate to almost 25% of the standard price. These savings can increase further if the employer registers more students, but the association is aware that not all companies can afford to have multiple employees off the jobsite or out of the shop or office.
 
“We had several contractors express an interest in sending two or more employees to training classes but the costs associated with registration, travel and accommodation quickly add up,” says Kevin Warnecke, chairman of CSDA’s Training Committee. “By offering tiered prices, we hope to present contractors with significant discounts that lower overall costs and allow more employees to attend and receive training. This is a great deal for both the employer and employee.”
 
Tiered pricing will be effective immediately and applies to all upcoming two-day hands-on and classroom courses hosted by CSDA and its training partners. This includes the association’s Operator Certification courses, scheduled November 4-9, and its Concrete Polishing class, November 7-8. Classes held at World of Concrete are excluded from the new pricing structure, but will remain at the competitive price of $785 per student.
 
This new pricing structure applies to all CSDA member and non-member registration fees. Members of the association already receive much lower registration fees than non-members, so this is even better news for those companies.
 
“Training has always been a worthwhile investment for any business and we have seen so many companies benefit from our hands-on and online classes,” says CSDA Executive Director Patrick O’Brien. “We want our classes to be an affordable investment for our smaller member companies and offer discounts to those larger companies who want to train several employees together.”