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SkillsTrain will be attending the 2010 CompTIA EMEA Member Conference roundtable, which is where the leading 300 companies in the Information Technology (IT) Industry will convene.

SkillsTrain, Europe’s leading home study IT provider, has announced that they are re-launching the Project Africa service in February 2011, which aims to help South African school children experience IT technologies.

Generous businessman donates brand new PC Suite to school

Home study college SkillsTrain are backing the global CD launch of one of their CIW Web Design students

SkillsTrain has presented Flamstead Village School with brand new I.T. equipment

SkillsTrain are advising unskilled British workers to train for a new skill in order to survive the credit crunch.

Local businessman has afternoon tea with Teen Queen and Teen Princess

SkillsTrain believe that students are taking career life choices too soon and should think very carefully about career paths before making final decisions.

Most people think that designing a web site is difficult, but according to SkillsTrain web design is easier and far more accessible than it's ever been.

SkillsTrain has become the UK's top achieving college in the recent International Association of Book-keepers computerised book keeping exams. The company achieved the accolade ahead of competition from conventional colleges and learning institutes.

Europe’s leading IT home study and office skills training college, SkillsTrain is backing the British prime minister’s bid to get Britain skilled by tailoring its home study IT courses.

Europe’s leading IT home study college SkillsTrain has come up with the top ten reasons students opt for studying at home.

British distance learning college, SkillsTrain, has become the country’s top achieving college in the recent International Association of Book-keepers computerised book keeping exams.

To meet the growing demand for Linux Systems Support Engineers, Administrators and Developers, Europe’s largest blended learning IT company, SkillsTrain, has introduced a new Linux+ course.

SkillsTrain Project Africa is an initiative from the leading UK based ICT training company SkillsTrain. The Project aims to bring a UK classroom and UK teachers to children and young people from previously disadvantaged schools in South Africa.

British IT skills training company, SkillsTrain, backs a project to enable South African school children to participate in Live Internet Training, the first time many of them have experienced IT technologies that European children take for granted.

Mr. Jan Telensky, British CEO of Europe's leading distance learing IT skills training organisation, SkillsTrain, has backed a project to raise money for Diabetes UK by sponsoring one of the UK's leading upcoming singers, Shane Board.

Boss of Europe's leading distance learning, IT training skills company sponsors an award scheme, backed by Britain's prime minister Gordon Brown, to honour Britain's finest kids.