Norton Abrasives Offers Free Online Courses and Paid Courses for Technical Training in the Automotive Sector

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 24/12/2021 at 12:59

Updated on 24/12/2021 at 13:29

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Norton Abrasives Is Offering Various Free EAD Courses for Training in the Automotive Sector on Its New Platform

Norton Abrasives recently launched its platform for exclusive free EAD courses aimed at training and promoting professional development in the automotive sector for customers using the brand’s products. The platform, named Norton Academy, was developed to meet user requests and currently has more than 11,800 enrolled students. Classes at Norton Abrasives will be taught in EAD format by specialists from the company and partners from the workshop Dimension Customs.

Free and Paid EAD Courses Offered for the Automotive Sector

Among the paid courses offered by Norton Abrasives is the complete technical polishing course that includes the following modules: Technical Polishing, Automotive Hygiene, Conventional and Detailed Washing, Decontamination, Headlight Polishing, Masking, among others.

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Those interested in participating in the free automotive courses should access the Norton Abrasives platform. There are also paid opportunities available. When selecting an opportunity, the platform provides all the information about the course, such as how it works, differentials, among others.

For registration, information such as email, full name, phone number, CPF, and other details will be required. According to Vivian Marques, the Marketing & Customer Experience Director for South America at Saint-Gobain Abrasives, the project was developed with the mission of bringing the company closer to users, making it a partner brand to professionals, transforming technical training and practical knowledge.

The interesting aspect of the project is that the company breaks with common management practices, as the entire installation operates in a multifunctional Squad structure, involving team members from Brand Experience, Sales, Digital, and Controllership.

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Get to Know Norton Abrasives

Norton is a world-recognized leader in abrasives and has been offering a complete line of products for over 150 years aimed at executing any application at its different levels of demand.

The company establishes itself as a cutting-edge firm, always providing the most suitable solutions to meet user needs. Each year, Norton invests in R&D that aids in the generation of innovative solutions aimed at revolutionizing abrasive processes.

Due to its strong commitment to innovation, Norton ensures that its products are launched to the market always offering benefits and better experiences to its customers.

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