Trading specialists to hold open house in Birchwood Park office next month

Ella Wilcox
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FXC Academy will be hosting an open house next month <i>(Image: FXC Academy)</i>
FXC Academy will be hosting an open house next month (Image: FXC Academy)

AN open house is due to be held next month by a specialist foreign exchange company to help answer questions about its services.

FXC Academy specialises in foreign exchange trading education, helping teach retails traders how to participate in the global marketplace for trading international currencies.

Founded in 2018, the company rebranded from FX Cartel to FXC Academy in 2023 to demonstrate a commitment to providing trading education.

"Our rebranding to FXC Academy signifies our commitment to inclusivity in the trading community,” said Sebastien Dubois, Founder of FXC Academy

“We aim to create an environment where traders of all backgrounds and experience levels can access top-tier resources and support.

“This new identity reflects our dedication to ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to navigate the markets with confidence and expertise."

FXC Academy now operates from an impressive 3,000 square foot office inside Bridgewater Place in Birchwood Park.

"Moving to Birchwood Park marked a major milestone in our growth," said Sebastien.

"The area is a hub of entrepreneurship, and its prime location in the heart of the North West region, offers tremendous advantages for our students and members,” said Sebastien.

From this office, the company will offer immersive two-day training courses including a beginner’s book and a comprehensive digital course.

The company will be hosting an open house event on July 14 from 10am until 12pm, allowing visitors to ask questions and learn more about its services.

"We are thrilled to invite the local community to our open house,” said Sebastien.

“This event is an excellent opportunity for us to meet fellow Warringtonians, showcase our offerings, and discuss how FXC Academy can help elevate their trading skills.

“We look forward to welcoming all Forex enthusiasts and sharing our passion for trading."

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