Anuário Brasileiro do Setor de Locação de Veículos | 2018

96 Anuário Brasileiro do Setor de Locação de Veículos Brazilian Vehicle Rental Sector Yearbook 2018 Qualification improves in the rental sector 2 018 started with better prospects in training: UNABLA - the first corporate university in the vehicle leasing and rental sector - aims to grow by 30% in relation to the number of professionals trained in its classroom courses. with 1,200 people having graduated in 2017. In distance learning, enrollments for courses focused specifically on leasing and renting vehicles are increasing all the time .Registrations is via the UNIABLA website( www.abla.com.br/uniabla ) a nd represents, in practice, an opportunity for free training for professionals at ABLA member companies. It is all about qualifying people at the speed that the modern world demands. For 2018, more than 80 classroom meetings are planned (last year it was 53), across Brazil.”There is an effective demand for professionals in the companies of our sector and this also encourages people to invest time in their own education,” says Carlos Faustino, coordinator of UNIABLA. The initiative asserts the maxim that “information is not knowledge, knowledge is the organization of information,” according to French sociologist Edgar Morin.”Our priority is always on addressing only issues related to the reality faced by rental companies,” says Faustino .”These are specific courses that really make it possible to expand understanding of the sector.” In distance learning, courses focus on the following areas of interest for rental companies: Effective Operational Assistance; Management Skills; Management in Administration and Finance; Fleet Management and Quality Sales. And, it is worth remembering: UNABLE partners with important entities such as FEPESE, SEST-SENAT and the National Transport Confederation (CNT).  The initiative came about mainly to offer free training to the professionals at ABLA member companies © Alexandersikov | Dreamstime.com