Lexicon Training Services (LTS), a wholly owned subsidiary of Lexicon Marketing, provides on-site training and educational resources to corporations, schools, and libraries. Carreras sin Barreras (Careers without Limits), the Lexicon Training Services curriculum, is a bilingual series that is designed to provide practical, hands-on learning solutions for a diverse public. The curriculum incorporates a multi-media learning format that is accessible to learners of various literacy and educational levels.

Through its specialized workforce curriculum, Carreras sin Barreras, Lexicon Training Services offers several training programs including Workplace English as a Second Language with Continuous Process Improvement, Successful Leadership and Management Skills, Lean Manufacturing Skills, Business Spanish skills and Sexual Harassment Prevention training. Workforce training can help companies become a more productive work environment by creating a workforce that better understands instructions and job duties. Direct benefits also include a workforce that can more readily adapt to new positions and challenges, less time required for routine training programs, fewer on-the-job accident claims, and greater employee retention, promotion and output.

Lexicon Bilingual Resources focuses on libraries, schools, faith-based and government institutions that have a need for educational materials for the Spanish-speakers they serve. The LBR courses are available in a self-study or classroom format, which allow clients to choose the best learning method for the people they serve. These materials allow institutions to provide valuable learning resources for the Spanish-speaking members in their communities, thereby helping them excel in various areas of life.

For more information on how we can help address your educational or training needs, please call us at 1-800-280-9192, email us at info@lexicontraining.com or visit our website at www.lexicontraining.com. We look forward to working with you to create a world that is "sin Barreras."