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David Field (left) and Daniel Hanlon – directors of Training Synergy.

Cherie Booth QC with (left) David
Field and (right) Daniel Hanlon
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The Changing Focus of End User
Training
4 June 2007
According to the training
solutions provider Training Synergy, distinctions between what has been
traditionally segregated as IT and business skills training are
becoming much more blurred. The company, which delivers some 40,000 end
user training days a year, on bespoke systems, believes that courses
now need to reflect how a user engages with technology and exploits
that technology to the best of her/his ability, rather than trying to
change the user’s process to match the technology.
Keeping Homeworkers working!
31 May 2007
Working from home offers
advantages to both employees and employers but, in today’s
technology-dependent work culture, any technology problems -
encountered away from the organisation’s IT department - can cause
anything from worker frustration to serious productivity problems. So
Training Synergy, the training solutions provider, is offering a course
for homeworkers which not only delivers PC and networking basic skills
but also ties these in with the homeworker’s organisation’s best
practice processes and procedures.
Training Synergy sponsors IT
Trainer of the Year Award
22nd May 2007
Training solutions provider, Training Synergy is sponsoring the IT
Trainer of the Year Award at this year's British Computer Society (BCS)
IT Industry Awards for the third year running.
Training Synergy facilitates the
use of the NHS's 'Choose and Book' scheme
22nd February 2007
Training solution provider Training Synergy has helped The North
West London Hospitals NHS Trust to implement 'Choose and Book', a
national service that, for the first time, combines electronic booking
and a choice of place, date and time for first outpatient appointments.
Training Synergy investment in its
staff pays off for all concerned
19th February 2007
Training Synergy, the training solutions provider which holds
'investor in people' (IIP) accreditation and ISO 9001:2000 quality
management certification, is developing its corporate social
responsibility (CSR) policy and encouraging some novel CSR activities
from its staff.
Cherie Blair Opens New Training
Suite (see picture above)
15th February 2007
Cherie Booth QC, the wife of
the Prime Minister and patron of the charity Victim Support London (VSL),
has officially launched VSL's new training suite of three training
rooms and a breakout area at its offices in Finsbury Square, London,
and which have been donated, rent free for one year, by Scotia Bank.
Training Synergy is re-accredited
for IIP and achieves ISO 9001:2000
24 January 2007
Training Synergy, the training
solutions provider, has recently had its status as an 'investor in
people' (IiP) reconfirmed, following receiving IIP accreditation in
2003, and has also been awarded ISO 9001:2000 quality management
certification.
High street bank’s staff trained by
Training Synergy in use of new counter terminals
18 January 2007
Systems integrator Getronics
partnered with training services provider Training Synergy to provide
training resources for the implementation of new front office counter
terminals to some 10,000 users within 1,643 branches of a major high
street bank.
Training Synergy helps British
Energy_s XP migration project
12 December 2006
Training solutions
provider, Training Synergy, has provided training support to a Windows
XP rollout throughout British Energy offices in the UK.
Training Synergy sponsors BCS Award
8 December 2006
Training solutions provider,
Training Synergy, sponsored the IT Trainer of the Year Award at this
year's British Computer Society (BCS) IT Professional Awards, held at
The Grosvenor House Hotel, on 7th December.
British Computer Society enlists
Training Synergy's help
7 December 2006
Delegates following the
Synergy Training Accreditation (STA) Project programme are taking part
in a British Computer Society (BCS) pilot to gain the BCS's new
Accredited Course for Tutors and Trainers (ACTT), which is a new and
exciting tailor-made BCS Qualification intended for established tutors
and trainers involved in the delivery of training. The pilot runs until
July 2007, with a view to the ACTT being formally launched in September
2007.
High street bank’s staff trained by
Training Synergy in use of new counter terminals
6 December 2006
Systems integrator Getronics partnered with training services provider
Training Synergy to provide training resources for the implementation
of new front office counter terminals to some 10,000 users within 1,643
branches of a major high street bank.
Institute reaccredits Training
Synergy
30 November 2006
Training solutions provider
Training Synergy has had its Institute of IT Training (IITT)
accreditation as an external service provider renewed for a further 12
month period. Training Synergy has held this accreditation since 2004.
Proof of the pudding' for new
Academy
5 July 2006
The first graduates from the Accelerated Trainer Academy (formerly
the Spearhead Trainer Academy), are now delivering training on behalf
of the ATLAS consortium to help it supply Increment 1 of the Defence
Information Infrastructure (Future) project. The DII(F) project is
intended to replace numerous individual information systems throughout
the Ministry of Defence (MoD) with a single, more efficient information
infrastructure.
Value for money theme voted a hit at Healthcare Computing
28 March 2006
Training Synergy’s stand at this year’s Healthcare Computing conference and exhibition, organised by the British Computer Society Health Informatics Forum and held in Harrogate in March, attracted a steady stream of visitors.
Value for money is Training Synergy’s theme at Health Infomatics
22 March 2006
At this year’s Health Informatics conference and exhibition, organised by the British Computer Society Health Informatics Forum and being held in Harrogate, from 20th to 22nd March, staff from Training Synergy - one of the UK’s largest training solutions providers - will be discussing how the company is meeting the demands for greater flexibility, scaleability and value for money in today’s training workplace.
Survey confirms the value of IT
training
22 March 2006
A
recent evaluation of the NHS Basic IT Skills (ECDL) Programme, carried
out by NHS Connecting for Health, has shown that staff who master basic
IT skills are not only channelling millions of pounds back into the NHS
but are also spending more time with patients.
Training Synergy at Learning Technologies
24th January 2006
At this years Learning Technologies exhibition, at Londons Olympia 2, on 25th and 26th January, staff from Training Synergy - one of the UKs largest suppliers of freelance IT trainers - will be discussing how the company is meeting the demands for greater
flexiblity, scaleability and cost-effectiveness in todays training workplace.
STA pupils at Training Synergy
11 January 2006
A group of telecoms engineers are the latest people to become graduates of the Synergy Training Accreditation (STA) Project
programme.
Insurance company’s flexible friend
6
January 2006
When a large insurance company wanted to upgrade its company-wide computer system to Windows XP and standardise its email browser as Microsoft Outlook XP, along with introducing new user domains and refreshing its stock of computers, it turned to Training Synergy for help in implementing the accompanying training for its 12,500 or so staff throughout the UK.
New
academy established to develop IT training consultants
17
November 2005
To help meet the corporate and public sector’s increasingly
demanding standards for IT training, two of the UK’s largest trainer
resource providers, Training Synergy and BroadSkill, have established
Spearhead Academy – the UK’s first college developing candidates to
become qualified IT training consultants.