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Virtual Assistant Training

(Guest Editor, Corrie Petersen)

Where and How Do You Get Virtual Assistant Training?

Starting a Virtual Assistant business can be hard at first. Like any business you have to build your website and get everything put into place so you can start properly. Then you have to build trust with people before they will feel comfortable using your services. This may be hard for some Virtual Assistant to do.

Sometimes people will overlook the trust factor when the VA has training that is accredited. Business owners feel like training or a degree makes all the difference. Some business owner’s look at how long you have been in business and how many clients you currently are working with or you have worked with in the past. They also want to read testimonies about the work you perform.

Training can be a valuable asset to your business. One place that offers a great list of courses is Virtual Assistance U. VAU is your one stop shop for all the classes you will need and they offer scholarships as well. VAU offers classes for all types of services.

Another place you can go get training and a certificate is the IVAA - they will give you training, testing, and more. IVAA has been around for years and people trust the training that they offer. They will also help business owners find VA’s to work for them.

General classes that are good for a VA are Word, Excel, writing, computer programming, and graphic design.

Another place you can go to get training is your local Job Centre. They offer assistance to people that need help with skills. The Chamber of Commerce may also have a list of businesses or services that will help you develop the skills you need.

Whether you have a degree, have gone through training, or you have personal experience with computer programs, you can run a successful Virtual Assistant business. Decide what you are going to do and get started as soon as you can.

Other Virtual Assistant Training Sources

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