
More than 1500 courses, 20 locations and 200 trainers and consultants. Just a few reasons to choose QA for your training.
Our many awards demonstrate how QA leads the training industry.
It’s not just our customers who rate us as number one for training, worldwide we are a ‘Top 20 Leadership Training Company’ and we have been presented with training awards by organisations such as The Sunday Times, TrainingIndustry.com, Citrix, itSMF, Microsoft, Oracle, and VMware. More about QA
Training courses
Technical IT training
Training courses for IT professionals and developers
Business systems development training
Business analysis, systems design and testing training
Business applications training
Learning how to use desktop computer applications
Project management training
PRINCE2, MSP, PMI, APM and Agile
Service management training
ITIL, SDI and ISO/IEC 2000 training
Management and personal development
Developing the skills of managers and teams
Best practice training
Green IT
Learning services
Managed learning services
Let us manage your training logistics and administration
Training services
Reducing costs and increasing training service levels
Bespoke eLearning
Organisation-specific multimedia training programmes
Advanced IT apprenticeships
Helping young people train for a career in IT
Latest news
QA launches two new Microsoft initiatives that help increase business value
04 March 2010
With technological tools developing at a pace, many organisations are unsure how to select the right solutions to improve business efficiency whilst ensuring their IT teams have the skills to maximise effectiveness of these new technologies. By working with Microsoft to deliver a series of ‘Unlocking the Business Value’ seminars and launching residential accelerated training programmes, QA present a learning solution that meets the needs of the individual and business.
Latest case study
World-leading retailer
Find out how QA trained thousands of people on bespoke business applications for a global retailer.
Latest blog
When cutting edge is not so sharp (C# that is)
Posted by Jeff Barnes on 09 March 2010
Here’s your starter for ten…when did Microsoft release Visual Studio 2010 and .Net 4.0? Was it six months ago, twelve months or longer?








