SeaComm FCU Implements Online Training Through Edcomm Banker’s Academy

Published June 02, 2009, 4:05 p.m. EDT

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Updated August 27, 2020, 12:38 a.m. EDT

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MASSENA, N.Y. – SeaComm FCU has launched online training for employees through Edcomm Banker’s Academy.

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Banker's Academy Unlimited for Credit Unions will be hosted and maintained by Learning Link, Edcomm Banker's Academy's Learning Management System.

Banker's Academy Unlimited for Credit Unions uses easy-to-understand language designed specifically for Credit Unions and covers more than 800 topics, including compliance, platform skills, branch security, sales and service, teller training, fraud, information security, lending and more. These programs may be deployed as eLearning, as classroom training or as a blended program and include a searchable library for reference.

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