iGaming Academy secures Asian vision with Raffles Training
Online gambling workforce training and skills development agency iGaming Academy has expanded its resources for the South East Asian gambling market partnering with Philippines counterpart Raffles Training Inc.
Announcing a ‘first of its kind’ partnership, iGaming Academy will develop a series of dedicated courses, engineered to improve all-levels of across employee training and skills development.
iGaming Academy will promote its new South East Asian gambling tutorials through Raffles Training’s established e-learning network, which has operated in the South-East Asian market since 2017.
Tailored modules developed by iGaming Academy will cover all essential business components with regards to operating secure gambling businesses including compliance, customer care, AML, data security and product management.
Jaime Debono, Managing Director of iGaming Academy said:“We’re delighted to be partnering with Raffles Training, bringing a comprehensive new suite of training courses to the thriving South East Asian market. Together with Raffles Training, we’re excited to provide new career progression opportunities for professionals in the sector, as well as supporting skills growth for the Philippines-based operators as they expand.”
iGaming Academy, is a subsidiary of The Conexus Group, and currently trains over 30,000 professionals every year across 100+ companies in 45+ countries through a combination of eLearning (online training), virtual classroom courses, masterclasses, and events.
Gary Lee Seaton, Director of Raffles Training said: “With the iGaming Academy collaboration, we’re happy to be pioneers in South East Asia to not only train the iGaming workforce, but also to open the eyes of the public to the vast career opportunities in this industry. We have never had the opportunity to formally learn about iGaming in this part of the world. Especially now, in a pandemic, where conventional jobs are at threat, it’s a great time for people to upskill or reskill
Source: SBC News
