Important Statistics about the eLearning Market for 2013 - Infographic

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Written by Christopher Pappas Published in Companies Wednesday, 06 March 2013 17:09 Would you be interested to know what are the TOP 10 Statistics about the eLearning Market?

Important Statistics about the eLearning Market for 2013 - Infographic

Certifyme.net announced important eLearning Statistics for 2013.

The Top 10 statistics about the eLearning Market 2013 that should be highlighted are:
1. eLearning is a $56.2 Billion business and is likely to double in size before 2015. 2. The U.S. and Europe utilize 70% of the worlds eLearning, but Asia Pacific is gaining ground. 3. The fastest growing eLearning markets are Vietnam and Malaysia. 4. 77% of American Corporations use online learning.

5. 72% of companies surveyed report that eLearning keeps them on top of their industry changes. 6. In 2011, 51% of companies did at least one training session with eLearning to more than 50% of their employees. 7. Corporations save 50-70% when they replace instructor-based training with eLearning. 8. eLearning classes are generally 25-60% shorter in duration than traditional classes. 9. 23% of employees leave their jobs because the position lacks opportunity for development and training. 10. Online education is proven to increase knowledge retention by 25-60%.

Additional Professional Development

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, telecommunications is a field characterized by constantly changing technology (www.bls.gov). Because of evolving trends in telecommunications technology, telecom professionals must stay abreast of technical changes and updates. Continuing education is vital to telecommunications. Some professionals seek a graduate degree in computer science, electrical engineering, networking systems or a related field. Organizations like SCTE and TIA can also provide continuing education and professional development opportunities.
Avg. Wages For Related Jobs $44000 $46000 $48000 $50000 $52000 $54000 $56000

Telecommunications line installers and repairers Telecommunications equipment installers and repairers, except line installers Electrical and electronic engineering technicians Electrical and electronics drafters

Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics

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