E-Gateway launches e-Learning business

E-Gateway launches e-Learning business

A'an Suryana, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta

E-Gateway Incorporation introduced an internet-based
electronic learning business dubbed e-Learning to the Indonesian
public on Friday.

Through the virtual product, which can be accessed at
www.egateway250.com, people can improve their work skills, and
they can do business as well.

Membership is free, but if people are interested to learn
something specific, for example about management, they will be
charged between US$10 and $350 each, depending on the module.

Through some features in the website, people can learn how to
run a business, how to double their company's sales, and even how
to improve their managerial competence.

The website also provides interactive learning programs in
various fields, including commerce.

Aside from individual users, e-Learning also opens up
opportunities for Indonesian companies to introduce their
products to the public worldwide.

By purchasing a membership right at $250, the companies are
given a certain amount of space on the website.

Before entering Indonesia, e-Gateway operated in Singapore and
Malaysia.

Ron Cartey, the company's international director for
leadership development, told a press conference on Friday that
the company would open business in the Philippines, Thailand and
China.

According to Cartey, Asia had become the main target since
prominent scholar Kishore Mahbubani predicted that 90 percent of
the world's population would live in Asia in the next 40 years.

Based in the British Virgin Islands, e-Gateway was established
in 2001.