VIDEO TRANSCRIPT:
Bettina Hoar, OHBA Futures Faster:
Lifelong learning is really important in our industry because it’s constantly changing.
Nick Hall, Canadian Real Estate Investor Podcast & The Realist:
Without lifelong learning, you inevitably get left behind — especially today, when information is so accessible to everyone.
Jamie Adam, Pioneer Craftsmen:
Lifelong learning makes a big difference because we need to train the next generation. They need to understand the tools and practices veterans have used, and then build on them to take the industry to the next level.
Scott Hamilton, PHBI / Training Ontario:
One challenge people face with training is that it can feel daunting, especially when you’re already busy. Short courses and smaller learning opportunities are just as important as more in-depth training — they help you enrich your skills without feeling overwhelmed.
Bettina Hoar, OHBA Futures Faster:
The great thing about micro-credentials is that they’re short, focused, skills-based learning. You can complete them in as little as 1.5 hours up to 20 hours. They help you stay on top of what’s happening in the industry and continuously build your expertise.
Susan Cudahy, Enbridge:
There’s no better time to start learning than now. Every day brings new things to learn — the sooner you start, the better prepared you’ll be.
Scott Hamilton, PHBI / Training Ontario:
If you want to grow and develop — and not fall behind — the time to invest in your own training is now.
Daniel Foch, Canadian Real Estate Investor Podcast & The Realist:
Learning compounds over time, just like investments or going to the gym. The earlier you start, the more you’ll benefit in the long run.
Susan Cudahy, Enbridge:
People are busy, but making time for training is absolutely critical. Don’t wait — tomorrow will only be tougher than starting today.
