Free online sessions to help local businesses develop digital skills, grow their business and explore new markets
Businesses, start-ups and entrepreneurs in Omagh and across the wider Tyrone area can access a range of upcoming Business Academy webinars designed to build practical skills, reach new customers and explore opportunities in UK and international markets.
The Business Academy offers support at different stages of the business journey, covering areas such as digital skills, business growth and exporting.
Whether you want to make better use of AI, improve your website and social media, grow an online business or explore overseas markets, there are a number of free online sessions coming up.
Digital skills
These webinars can help businesses improve their online presence, develop a stronger digital strategy and make better use of technology.
Upcoming sessions include:
21 Sep – Integrate AI across departments
22 Sep – Choosing the right social media platforms for your audience
23 Sep – Driving traffic with Search Engine Optimisation (SEO)
24 Sep – India market overview and opportunities
24 Sep – Tool‑agnostic AI automation: Streamlining your existing workflows
25 Sep – Choosing the right AI tools for your business
Topics covered include developing a joined-up digital strategy, improving website content, using social media more effectively and introducing AI and automation into everyday business processes.
Starting a business
There are currently no Business Academy events scheduled within this category.
Running and growing a business
For established businesses looking to strengthen their operations or expand, the Business Academy also offers webinars covering practical areas of business growth.
Upcoming sessions include:
30 Sep – Growing your online business
These sessions are designed to help businesses build stronger foundations, develop their capabilities and identify opportunities for sustainable growth.
Selling overseas
Businesses interested in exporting can also access a wide programme of webinars covering international markets, regulations, payments, exhibitions and overseas business development.
Upcoming sessions include:
22 Sep – GCC FMCG regulations and compliance: Key insights for 2026
23 Sep – The gold is in the follow up: Turning exhibition leads into revenue
28 Sep – Exporting to the GCC: Opportunities and market access
29 Sep – Don’t delay: Prepare to export under the UK-India Free Trade Agreement
29 Sep – Bridging cultures: Business etiquette for British businesses in the GCC
30 Sep – Measuring exhibition ROI: What to track, what to ignore and how to prove success
30 Sep – R&D tax credits in the US: Unlocking growth opportunities for UK tech
