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Silversea Academy
Monday, Oct 07, 2024
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Designed exclusively for our valued travel advisors, our easy-to-use training platform comprises various product, destination and ship modules that are continuously updated with the latest Silversea offerings.
Becoming a Silversea ultra-luxury expert has never been easier and will help you close more sales and expand your business.
- Earn digital badges with each course to display on your website
- Earn Certifications acknowledging that you are a Classic Ocean-Going, Expedition and Ultra-Luxury Specialist to showcase on your LinkedIn profile
The best part is the courses are short to fit your busy schedule!
- Over 20 courses are available and more coming soon
- Short & interactive modules averaging 12 minutes
- Complete at your own pace and on-the-go
Plus, complete up to three Certifications and enter the prize draw to WIN a suite for two!*
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Capturing Glasgow’s Vibrancy: An Interview with Susan Deighan, Chief Executive of Glasgow Life
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