Training Synergy
77 Cornhill, London, EC3V 3QQ
tel 0800 072 5900; fax 0870 242 9494
11th January 2006
STA pupils at Training Synergy
A group of telecoms engineers are the latest people to become graduates of the Synergy Training Accreditation (STA) Project programme.
All members of the group were experienced telecoms engineers but needed to acquire training skills so that they could train other telecoms engineers for a particular project. The project organisers approached Training Synergy, one of the
UKs largest suppliers of freelance IT trainers, for help and the result was that the group of engineers embarked on the STA Project
programme.
Training Synergys STA Project programme has been mapped against the Institute of IT Training's defined skills framework to ensure it conforms to industry accepted best practice with regard to training practice. In addition - and innovatively - the STA Project programme not only delivers effective training skills to its students but also provides information on legislative, organisational and financial topics, showing them how to operate successfully as professional freelance trainers.
David Field, of Training Synergy, commented: STA Project deals with providing essential training delivery skills and so those on the programme must already have knowledge and skills in IT systems.
Increasingly, we are finding that organisations are looking for cost-effective ways of delivering projects, including training. This is leading them to look at new, more flexible ways of resourcing training
contracting with suppliers of these resources for only what is needed, as and when it is
needed.
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Notes for Editors:
About Training Synergy
With over 300 training personnel working on projects across the UK at any one time and a turnover in excess of £10m, Training Synergy is one of the
UKs largest suppliers of freelance IT trainers.
Training Synergy provides a range of training services to support all types and size of training programme, from initial consulting right through to project-managed implementation. It also provides logistics and logistical services to support
clients ongoing training needs.
Training Synergy is part of the Synergy Group (formed in 1997 and now with an annual turnover of some £40m). Training Synergy has grown from £3m turnover in 2004 to £8m turnover in 2005. It delivers some 40,000 training days a year and has 7,000 trainers on its database.
Its clients include the Ministry of Defence, the National Health Service, IBM, EDS, Getronics, Unisys, Accenture and Atos.
Further Information from:
Daniel Hanlon / David Field, Synergy, 0800 072 5900 or 020 7556 1140 /1141
Bob Little, Bob Little Press & PR, 01727 860405 www.trainingsynergy.com
