GTSLearning Courseware receives CompTIA seal of approval
GTSLearning's Network+ Certification learning materials have become the first in Europe to be awarded 'CompTIA Approved Quality Curriculum' giving learning providers and learners a recognised global standard in courseware quality.
GTSLearning, a leading provider of learning content and delivery solutions, announced today that it has become the first recipient outside the United States to receive the coveted CompTIA Authorised Quality Curriculum accreditation for its new syllabus Network+ Certification courseware ("CAQC") in English Language, and the only provider of authorised Network+ Certification courseware in German language world-wide.
The accreditation program, provided by CompTIA, evaluates the content of learning materials to ensure they cover the objectives of the certification exams. GTSLearning's course materials are the first to have been awarded this approval in Europe and the only ones available for the German-speaking regions.
Robin Adda, Managing Director of GTSLearning, commented: "Our courseware has been created to give students the very best learning experience and we are very pleased that we have become one of the first approved providers. The very latest version underwent stringent testing and evaluation before it was released to our training partners and is now being used to train thousands of students across the world."
"Faced with a choice of education material providers for Network+ Certification, the CompTIA Authorised Quality Curriculum program approval is the critical differentiator for candidates preparing for the Network+ qualification, a global benchmark for support knowledge and skills."
Adda continued: "Both the 'E2C' academic training community and the CompTIA Learning Alliance members are required to use authorised curriculum for the CompTIA training experience and we have positioned ourselves as a primary choice for these learning providers. We can claim to be one of the only truly international suppliers of Network+ Certification courseware and we are presently seeing a strong demand for the qualification. We welcome every initiative that will benefit both the student and the training provider."
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