Training videos on sale at Education Compliance Group
With owner Peggy Burns moving soon, the company is offering a 25-percent discount on all video training programs until Nov. 16.
LAFAYETTE, Colo. — With owner Peggy Burns relocating soon, Education Compliance Group Inc. is holding an inventory reduction sale on all video training programs.
Those ordering videos by Nov. 16 can get a 25-percent discount (using code INV) and free shipping and handling.
“My husband and I are moving to Kansas City, Mo., where he has already started his new job. I will follow around the middle of January,” Burns said. “While shipping will continue to happen from Colorado, we are moving the inventory to a new physical address (the PO Box remains the same) and want you to benefit from my desire to have less to move.”
Video titles include The Road to Compliance for Special Needs Drivers, Putting the Brakes on Harassment, Steering Clear of Liability and Confidential Records.
With Burns’ move, Education Compliance Group adds Missouri to Vermont and Colorado as the states where it has consultants. The company will continue to offer its wide range of services, including conference presentations, review and revision of school transportation policy manuals, and development of training programs for school transportation personnel.
For more information, go to www.educationcompliancegroup.com, call (888) 604-6141 or e-mail peggy@educationcompliancgroup.com.
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