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Samui Training Center Opens First-of-its-kind It Training Facility
Earlier this week, Training Center spokesperson and technology veteran Paul Valente announced the opening of the fledgling training giant's IT training facility. The facility will initially offer instructor-led vendor-approved courses geared towards obtaining popular IT certifications such as MCSE, and CompTIA Linux+, but will later extend to include seminars on IT outsourcing and executive level business communications. Because of its remote, tropical location, the opening of the facility marks the company's first pioneering step in developing the world's growing travel-to-train IT training and certification market."We've all seen the same market indicators," said Valente when asked about the company's unique approach, "we have just chosen a different response." According to Valente, in an industry where careers look perhaps less attractive and more challenging than they once were, IT training companies have focused on trying to cut the cost of training an individual student to an absolute minimum, in order to remain competitive.According to Valente this has resulted in there being "simply nothing left worth buying" from your typical "McDonald's brand" IT training vendor. "Why not just buy a book?" says Valente, bluntly. While web based training methods entice the student to make a purchase thinking they will get more for less, unfortunately all too often the huge cost savings afforded the training provider do not find their way to the student and the IT student's value to business fails to increase significantly as a result of their online training.As businesses race to outsource their technology initiatives and the IT training industry focuses on web and online based delivery methods, it may seam strange that Training Center is offering instructor-led courses targeted at students from all hemispheres looking to boost their technology careers and travel."What STC offers is an educational experience," says Valente, "a chance to expand technical ability and value, create business and technology
Home Sweet Home
So we have arrived, after 4.5 months. We surprised Helmut?s parents driving onto their drive way. We had a great drive. And actually, the Paraguayan border was the easiest border on the whole trip. It went fast and now problems. A difference between Central and South American borders is that in Central America they tried to get as much money as possible ...
The Andes
The Andes
The Andes is full of colours and contrasts. Just look at all the colourful dresses and interesting hats. The colours started in Ecuador with the craft market in Otavalo and a visit to the mayor of Cotacathi and surroundings in the northern part of Ecuador. After that we continued to Quito, where we stayed with HCJB. We had the opportunity t ...
Greetings from Colombia
Colombia is a country that has given us many different impressions. The scenery is beautiful, a lot of mountains and a lot of vegetation. There are also a lot of police and military controls on the road. We have so far been stopped 3 times by the police. However, they normally just check the papers of the cars, that we have a Colombian car insurance and ...
Panama
Entering Panama was a piece of cake. Everything went smooth. When they wanted to take everything out of the car to look through everything, our friend Albin talked them out of it. We continued to OM Panama?s headquarters in Volcan, Chiriqui. It?s a beautiful place, almost like Switzerland, hilly with black and white cows. Again we met friends from the L ...
Urgent Prayer
Hi Everyone,
We would like to ask you to pray for us a bit extra in the next few days. We had everything planned to send the car and trailer in the container on Friday and we would then go to Colon with the car to leave it there tomorrow. Everything was worked out.
However, when we went to the DIJ which is a police inspection where they check the se ...
Costa Rica
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We have had a really nice time in Costa Rica. It?s a beautiful country. Everywhere you go it?s green and the forest is very rich.
Orientation
One thing that complica ...
El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua and Costa Rica
Since last time we wrote, we have already passed three countries, El Salvador, Honduras and Nicaragua, and are right now in the capital of Costa Rica. We?ve had a nice time. Met a lot of new people and made many more interviews with all kinds of people: farmers, teachers, students, university professors, Government representatives from the Ministry of E ...
A Blessed Easter Week
A Blessed Easter Weekend
We started the week, or rather last week at the home for children in Oaxaca, Mexico. We participated in an evening church service and were shown around the home. It was a really nice place. About 40 kids live there at the moment. They are kids that have parents who cannot take care of them.
The next day we continued towar ...
A week of many impressions
We started last week with Mennonites in Cuathemoc. Then we went south towards another Mennonite Colony north of Durango, Nuevo Ideal. They, like the Mennonites in Cuathemoc, lived very differently to what we are used to in Menno Colony in Paraguay. The colonies are not organized as cooperatives with a social and production system like in Menno, but base ...
Viva Mexico!
Hola a todos!
We are now in Mexico, the home of the tacos. We crossed the border last Tuesday. It was a bit difficult at first to adapt our minds again to the Latin American culture. It is very different to what we have lived in the last 1.5 years. It was a little bit chaotic at the border. Linda had to leave her green US tourist visa card, but there ...
relationships and put it in a context that applies to businesses who are looking to capitalize through technology enabled global business strategies."Samui Training Center's efforts to create an IT training facility in a tropical paradise had previously been thwarted by such region's usual lack of access to reliable electrical, Internet and communications infrastructure. With the recent construction of the Information Technology Complex near Lamai Beach on the popular island paradise of Koh Samui, Training Center has finally found what they've been looking for.The island of Koh is less than one hour from Bangkok International Airport by airplane and--made popular a decade ago by the novel The Beach and later by the nearby island of Koh Phangan's Full-moon Party--is one of Thailand's most popular tourist destinations for travelers wishing to relax on the beach, swim, dive, snorkel or spa. The giant, totally-IT, air-conditioned monolith is on Island's main road fifteen minutes from the island's second most popular beach and has everything expected of a top-notch training facility. "Even if you offer the best accommodations package in the world at the lowest price, you can't have a technical training center without redundant power and high-speed Internet," says Valente, standing outside the facility in the hot sun.But students won't brave the high seas for high speed Internet and redundant power. Training Center anticipates training many students from the America's and Europe who want to get away, see the world and come back ready for a new job or better equipped and more valuable to their old job. Students from Asia will come because they want a better education and don't want to travel far out of the region to get it. Many will come for the great vacation and to look for global business opportunities as well.More information on Training Center and the new facility can be found at www.samuitech.com..
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