Sydney, 14 August 2019 – DDLS is pleased to announce the addition of RESILIA Frontline, online training focused on improving cyber security behaviours across all employees, to its growing portfolio of Cyber Security Training products.
DDLS, the largest Corporate IT training provider in Australia, is pleased to announce that today marks the official launch of its inaugural training courses in the Philippines.
Organizations are increasingly paying premium prices to attract and retain IT professionals with critical skills. IT professionals earned, on average, $5,000 more this year compared to 2018. This is one of the findings in the Global Knowledge 2019 IT Skills and Salary Report.
Cisco certifications are some of the most widely held certifications by IT professionals around the world, so the changes to the current credential framework announced at the Cisco Live event in San Diego last month are their biggest evolution yet.
(ISC)² – the world’s largest association of certified cybersecurity professionals – today named DDLS an (ISC)² Official Training Provider to offer official (ISC)² cybersecurity education to certification candidates in Australia. First official CISSP CBK training seminars announced in Melbourne and Sydney.
(SYDNEY, 24 June 2019) DDLS, Australia’s leading provider of corporate IT training announces a new partnership with Veeam, the global leader in cloud management. DDLS will become a new Veeam Authorised Education Center in the Asia Pacific region.
Global Knowledge, the worldwide leader in technology skills training, has been recognized as the 2019 Microsoft Learning Partner of the Year.
Robotic Process Automation (RPA) leader, Blue Prism has made DDLS, Australia’s leading provider of corporate IT training, their newest training partner in Australia.
DDLS, Australia’s largest provider of corporate IT training has recently launched The Australian Institute of ICT (AIICT) to address the growing need for accredited IT skills in the Australian workforce.
QA is pleased to announce, in partnership with Microsoft, the launch of the latest Impact Academy: Microsoft Azure.
Workshops hosted at Northumbria University were opened by Chi Onwurah MP who supports initiative that seeks to address tech diversity and the skills gap in Tyne and Wear. Teach the Nation to Code is a coding workshop run by QA aimed at career changers and graduates to inspire careers in tech and software development.
QA is excited to announce a new partnership with the Women in Technology (WIT) Network – an organisation that is going from strength to strength and is predicted to be the largest network of women in technology in the world
Brexit talks were set aside – in the grand Terrace Pavilion of the House of Commons at least – on Tuesday 5th March as employers, apprentices and Parliamentarians gathered to celebrate the life-transforming power of apprenticeships for National Apprenticeships Week (NAW).
QA cyber security apprentice Stephanie Haynes of HORIBA MIRA just became the first woman in the UK to successfully complete the Cyber Security Technologist Level 4 apprenticeship programme – and she knocked her end-point assessment out of the park with a Distinction, the highest possible grade achieved by only one other learner so far.
IT training company, DDLS has partnered with AWS to deliver cloud training across Australia.
QA Apprenticeships has launched a career podcast series helping young people just starting out in the world of work to “future-proof” their job prospects. The FutureProof Careers podcast assesses today’s job market, raises important career questions and helps young people set themselves up now for future career success.
Sheffield Hallam University has developed visualization plug-in software, ‘Ensuring the Quality and Usability of Spreadsheets’. EQUS aims to enhance the accessibility and understanding of almost all spreadsheet formulae and the data with which they work and is being distributed by VeryViz - a partnership between Sheffield Hallam University and the online learning and training consultancy, Learning Light.
QA has signed the Tech Talent Charter (TTC) as part of its ongoing commitment to break down career barriers, bridge the UK’s skills gap, promote a diverse workforce and support women in tech. Founded by employers across the recruitment, tech and social enterprise fields, the Tech Talent Charter (TTC) brings together industries and organisations to drive diversity and address gender imbalance in technology roles. The government supported the TTC in its UK Digital Strategy policy paper published in March 2017.
QA, the UK leader in IT, leadership and business skills training, is pleased to announce a partnership with Carruthers and Jackson to promote Data Literacy and Data Maturity programmes to organisations throughout the UK - and beyond.
Global Knowledge, the worldwide leader in technology skills solutions has partnered with Qufaro, operator of the UK’s Extended Project Qualification (EPQ) in cybersecurity, to provide apprenticeship training in the UK.
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