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Transforming the way IT professionals learn

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The National Skills Academy for IT is being set up by employers to ensure that we have the right IT skills in the UK to drive our economy forward.

By bringing business, IT professionals and providers together the Skills Academy is redefining our understanding of IT skills and transforming the way IT professionals learn.

15 major UK businesses have already put their weight behind the Skills Academy. Whether you are an employer, IT professional or training provider, the Skills Academy is here for you.

We are piloting The National Skills Academy for IT in Spring 2010 and will be open for business Autumn 2010.  If you want to be involved right from the start, contact us now.

 

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100 major UK businesses have already put their weight behind the Skills Academy. Whether you are an employer, IT professional or training provider, the Skills Academy is here for you. Sign up now.

What's in it for employers?

Employers of all sizes can work with the Skills Academy to shape IT skills training in the UK. They can make sure their IT people have the technical, business and interpersonal skills their business needs to compete in a global market.

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What's in it for IT professionals?

By joining the Skills Academy, IT professionals can ensure that they always have the skills and abilities required to take their careers to the next level.

What's in it for training providers?

By becoming licensed providers with the Skills Academy, public and private sector training organisations will mark themselves out as offering best-in-class IT training and development.

 

Our Board Members

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I like the idea of where I can go in and see course providers and get an idea that going on that course with them will be a benefit, they are endorsed. So that gives me a level of confidence that I might not have already.

Henry, Freelance IT consultant

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