News
05/03/2007
2e2 Group’s training division launches the UK’s most comprehensive IT training schedule;
new venues in central Birmingham and Leeds complement state-of-the-art facility in London’s Westminster
2e2, a leading provider of mission-critical IT services, has announced it has devised the UK’s most comprehensive IT training schedule – which, from April 2007, will also include training in Office 2007 (also known as Vista).
The desktop application training schedule is the brainchild of Samantha Kinstrey, the director of 2e2’s training division. Training comprises classes of 6 people for either 1 or 2 days.
Delegates are drawn from 2e2’s very substantial roster of clients, from both the public and private sectors.
Courses focus on the following: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, Outlook, FrontPage, Project, Visio, VBA, and Crystal Reports.
“This comprehensive schedule puts us right at the forefront of IT training companies in the UK,” commented Sam Kinstrey. “Training has always been a big part of the 2e2 offer; we started our training programmes right at the inception of the company in 2002 – training is in our blood. We deliver clear, thorough training and have been encouraged to witness the progress pupils make as a result.”
2e2 is Institute of IT Training Accredited. “We are confident we can provide the training solutions put to us by our many UK delegates, who work for Fortune 500 companies, local government and local authorities,” added Sam.
“Successes in 2005 using our 12 state-of-the-art suites in Westminster have led us to extend our reach, to central Birmingham and Leeds (respectively, in Hagley Road and The Calls). We trust the certificates and manuals that pupils come away with will help spread the word that 2e2 is a leading-edge IT training company with the highest standards, thanks to the experience that I and my colleagues have, stretching back to the early 1990s.”
2e2, which has operations in Benelux and the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man as well as the UK, operates in a number of fast-growing and highly innovative markets. It has a leading position in internet telephony and converged communications and is building scale in the data storage and security markets. Revenue for 2006 is expected to be £155m; the business has been growing organically in excess of 20% per annum.
