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CompTIA Certification (Jan 10)
CompTIA certified professionals will be able to keep their certifications current without having to take a new exam. The certification renewal programme is expected to launch in mid-2010 and more information can be obtained by clicking here.
Government - Skills Investment Strategy for 2010-11 (Nov 09)
The Skills Investment Strategy for 2010-11 has finally been published with the government investing £4.4 billion. It plans to spend over £3.5 billion on education and skills training for post 19 learners routed through the Skills Funding Agency.
Skills Minister Kevin Brennan said: "Skills training is an investment in an individual and their ability to get on in life, an investment in the productivity of our companies and in our future economic growth. We need to invest in the right training, to encourage more employers and individuals to buy into skills and to ensure a more productive use of skills across the UK economy."
To read the full report click here.
Microsoft Online Learning Launch (Jun 09)
Enliten IT are pleased to announce the launch of their e-learning suite of Microsoft end user and technical titles.
We now have a vast portfolio of official Microsoft online courses as well as CD-ROM computer-based titles - there are literally hundreds of titles to choose from covering key Microsoft technologies.
We offer training for everyone, whether you're a home or office user, IT professional or developer. These courses are an excellent complement to our standard instructor led courses, and are great for “byte-sized” learning chunks.
All products are dispatched on the day you order with online courses delivered to your email inbox within 20 minutes of purchase.
To purchase titles Click here
PRINCE2 - New Exams (Apr 09)
The long awaited re-vamped PRINCE2 exams will be available from June. The main difference is that the content will be based around 2 manuals: 'Managing Projects Using PRINCE2' and 'Directing Projects Using PRINCE2'.
For further information Click Here
Companies use Training to survive the recession
A report from the Oxford College of Marketing considers the relevance of training, and its impact during a recession. "Successful organisations ... will be organisations that have a plan to retain genuine talent and don't rashly cut back on investment in skills"
Click here to read the full story..
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