IITT announces its Awards' shortlist
More than 30 organisations and 11 individuals have been named on the shortlist for this year's Institute of IT Training (IITT)'s prestigious awards. The Award winners will be announced at a ceremony hosted by international TV personality Fiona Armstrong, at The Dorchester, in Park Lane, London, on 5th February next year.
Those on the shortlist are:
Training company of the year - sponsored by Hewlett-Packard
- Happy Computers
- Interquad
- Parity Training
- QA
- Spring IT Training
- Xpertise
Training department of the year - sponsored by Spring
Belfast City Council
- Centrica
- Coors Brewers
- DLA IT Training
- Kelly Services
- News International
Internal training project of the year - sponsored by Learning & Skills Council
- DLA IT Learning
- Kerry Foods
- News International
- NHS Information Authority
- Sussex Police
- Whitbread
External training project of the year - sponsored by CompTIA
- DA Consulting Group & Continental Tyre
- Electric Paper & Yorks/Humberside HM Prison Service
- Global Knowledge & Bayer
- Happy Computers & Diabetes UK
- Parity Training & Dept for Work & Pensions
- PTC & Leyland Trucks
Internal e-learning project of the year
- Argos
- Institute of the Motor Industry
- Rolls-Royce
- Scottish Prison Service College
- TUI UK
E-learning project of the year - sponsored by learndirect
- Autonomy Multimedia & Land Rover
- Fuel IT & NRG Group
- PTC & Leyland Trucks
- Skillsoft & Hilton International
- Spring, Happy & NHSIA
- Thomson NETg & ICI
Staff development strategy of the year - sponsored by Parity
- Centrica
- Deutsche Bank
- National Grid Transco
Training manager of the year - sponsored by Consensus
- Dr Jan Birley, Sunderland Health
- Duncan Harkins, Scottish Prison Service College
- Lynne Lyttle, Belfast City Council
- Richard Malam, Centrica
- John Salt, DLA IT Learning
Trainer of the year - sponsored by OCR
- Jane Atkinson-Weller, Interquad
- Finbarr Callan, Spring IT Training
- Linda Fitt, Parity Training
- Katerina Kouletaki, DA Consulting Group
- Aisling McClorey, Belfast City Council
- Donna Wheeler, Happy Computers
In addition, one person who has made a significant and lasting contribution to the IT training industry will receive the The Colin Corder award at the Awards' ceremony.
"Once again, the standard of entries in all categories has increased," commented Colin Steed, the IITT's chief executive. "I am sure that the judges who will now determine the award winners will have a very difficult time!"
end
Notes for Editors:
For information about the awards, visit http://www.ittrainingawards.com