Training

24 September The Grammar Game. Time: 9:00-1:00 The Cayman Islands is an international business hub whose written communications travel worldwide. When someone uses grammar incorrectly, or makes obvious spelling mistakes, this is viewed either as carelessness or a lack of professional credibility. The Grammar Game will brush up your English skills and provide tips and techniques for avoiding basic errors.

Register Here https://web.caymanchamber.ky/events/The-Grammar-Game-24-September-6282/register?entityDomainId=5&secure=True

2 October – Business Email 1,2,3 9:00-1:00 pm
This course is all about enhancing professional email communication skills. The
workshop covers strategies to ensure emails are clear, concise, and accurate, while
maintaining formal etiquette similar to face-to-face conversations.
Register Here: https://web.caymanchamber.ky/events/Business-Email-1-2-3-2-
October-2024-5236/register?entityDomainId=5&secure=True

9 October Basic Accounting Made Easier. 9:00 am – 1:00 pm
This half-day course is designed to transform accounting into easily understood concepts. It is
intended for anyone who needs to gain an understanding of basic accounting as part of his or her
job. Register here: https://caymanchamber.ky/event/basic-accounting-made-easier-2/

Events

19 Sept – Be Informed: The Future of Energy on Grand Cayman
Time: 3:00pm – 6:00pm online presentation by CUC’s Richard Hew
Key topics include:

• How do we beat the heat?
• What does the future of energy look like?
• What is the best mix of energy?
• What we are committed to doing for our customers.
• What can energy costs look like in the future?

Register Here: https://web.caymanchamber.ky/events/CUC-BE-INFORMED-
session-The-Future-of-Energy-in-Grand-Cayman-19-September-
6285/register?entityDomainId=5&secure=True

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION about Training and Events, contact
[email protected] or phone 7439126

About the Cayman Islands Chamber of Commerce: The Cayman Islands Chamber of
Commerce represents more than 600 businesses and associations across all industry
sectors in the Cayman Islands. Its members employ over 18,000 persons or about 45-
percent of the country’s labour force. The Chamber supports, promotes, and protects
the interests of its members and the public’s welfare and serves as a catalyst for
positive change, connecting community, business and government.