FUELOnline
Who We Are
FUELOnline is an online training specialist which can help you to raise your staff's performance by engaging and developing each employee. FUELOnline creates industry-specific e-training modules, which are tailored exactly to your company's requirements. Through the use of video technology, FUELOnline's innovative software platform allows you to deliver enjoyable training content to your employees anytime, anywhere in the country, thereby allowing you to roll out targeted staff development when and where it is needed.
Services We Offer
The core FUELOnline product provides a convenient and consistent staff training platform, which is particularly important for industries which rely on large workforces with significant geographical separating between branches. The success and sustainability of FUELOnline's training offering has been proven through its long-term relationships with the motor industry. FUEL has worked with many leading motor manufacturers as the exclusive provider of online training to their distributors in Southern Africa. FUELOnline is now used across multiple industries, including several multi-national and listed companies operating in South Africa.
FUELOnline's recently launched subsidiary product, EquityOnline, uses the FUEL platform to deliver financial training. EquityOnline is aimed specifically at licensed Financial Services Providers (FSPs) whose key individuals must complete the ‘Fit and Proper' Level I and II regulatory exams and the subsequent CPD (Continuous Professional Development) program, as required by the Financial Advisory and Intermediary Services (FAIS) Act.
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Press Room
15 Mar 2012
Online training company FUEL announces Total retail training tender win, as motoring industry doyen Francois Loubser takes the wheel at FUEL Motor.
HIGH FAILURE RATES IN FAIS REGULATORY EXAMS CAN BE PREVENTED THROUGH ONLINE TRAINING
14 Nov 2011
Representatives of Financial Services Providers (FSPs) who are required to pass the ‘Fit and Proper' level I regulatory examination by the end of this year may be in for a nasty surprise. Testing centres are reporting a high failure rate among the thousands of candidates sitting the level I exams in order to meet the rigorous requirements of the Financial Advisory and Intermediary Services Act (FAIS). Inadequate preparation is the main reason that many candidates do not succeed in the level I exam, placing many FSPs in jeopardy of losing their licence.
NEW ONLINE TRAINING PORTAL CAN EASE THE PRESSURE OF URGENT FAIS COMPLIANCE AND TRAINING MANDATES
14 Nov 2011
Financial Services Providers (FSPs) are feeling the burden of financial training and compliance more heavily than ever before, as their representatives scramble to meet more rigorous experience and formal education standards under the Financial Advisory and Intermediary Services Act (FAIS). Any FSP which fails to meet the mandates of the Act, which stipulates a certain level of compliance by as early as the end of this year, will lose its licence and face censure in the financial services community.
14 Nov 2011
South African online training leader FUEL Online has recently launched a high tech training initiative with Shell, in a bid to significantly upskill the oil company's forecourt attendants around the country. The training programme, which will provide training for up to 3,500 forecourt staff per week via FUEL's innovative online platform, forms a core element of Shell's strategy to improve customer experience at its filling stations.