FindaSeminar.com Notes a Dramatic Increase in Healthcare Training Class Requests

Popular Internet training search engine experiences sudden growth in demand for Healthcare related training classes

(PRWEB) April 28, 2004 -- FindaSeminar.com a leader in online training search reports a dramatic increase in the number of Healthcare related requests that it has been receiving since February 2004.

According to Scott Alliy President of Findaseminar.com the increase in healthcare training class requests coincides with the activity on the Healthcare bill recently passed by the House.

We all realize that besides National security Healthcare is the number one issue that is most important to all Americans.

The Healthcare field is teeming with opportunity given the combination of the advances in technology which is prolonging lives and the largest segment of our population the baby boomers approaching retirement age.

Training seekers find it easy to research and register for training opportunities using the user friendly tools at Findaseminar.com.

Training providers enjoy the benefit of free listing for all their training events on Findaseminar.com and only a small per seat registration service fee for training registrations that FindaSeminar.com produces for them.

Training seekers and Training providers who are interested in using Findaseminar.com to promote their training classes or to register for healthcare related training classes or classes offered in hundreds of other categories can visit the website at http://www.findaseminar.com

About us: Findaseminar.com is the largest seminar and training search engine on the net offering over 35,000 training classes in all categories of business and personal improvement learning. Findaseminar.com is one of several niche market websites owned by Allied Internet Solutions Inc. other sites in the AIS network include USASalesjobs.com InernetAdSpots.com and over 30 other training and events related search engines that serve the tradeshow and conference and teleseminar and webinar industries.