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Chamber Academy/Education Programs
Arm yourself with the skills, knowledge and resources to support your business, your employees, and yourself. Myrtle Beach Area Chamber of Commerce hosts a myriad of workshops and presentations to assemble your professional toolbox.
Chamber Academy
Chamber Academy features a wide range of seminars for businesses – marketing workshops, customer service seminars, small business forums and more. These free classes are taught by fellow chamber members and held in the chamber’s boardroom.
Register for Chamber AcademyInterested in teaching a workshop?
Chamber Academy features education sessions presented by our members for our members. The presentations are educational and cannot be a sales pitch for a product or service.
These workshops typically are held on Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday, beginning at 9 a.m. or Noon. All morning classes include breakfast sponsored by Bojangles. We encourage instructors to provide lunch or find a sponsor to provide food for any classes held over the lunch hour.
Classes will be scheduled at least three weeks out to allow time to promote to our members.
Submit our instructor interest form to let us know what topics you’d like to speak on. Have additional questions? Contact Yaritza.Tinoco@VisitMyrtleBeach.com.
Chamber Academy Instructor Interest
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Find recorded Chamber Academy sessions on our YouTube channel.
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