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The IT Professional Profile

Janet Richards at e-skills UK advises us that:

the IT Professional Profile, the latest offering from the National Skills Academy for IT, is now live.

The Professional Profile is completely free to use and is a secure, online record of skills, using common, sector-agreed terminology (the IT Professional Standards) which has been organised and aligned to the relevant SFIA skills and levels. This allows IT professionals to:

  • Log, understand and compare their IT skills and certifications
  • Keep detailed records of their skills in a way that makes sense to other professionals, HR departments and recruiters.
  • Understand their strengths, plan their careers and manage their professional development.

The IT Professional Profile takes its place alongside the existing subscription service, which brings together thousands of high quality training materials and resources which, until now, have been unaffordable for IT professionals working in small and medium businesses. It includes online courses, mentoring, e-books, test preps, express guides, tools and templates, giving you the opportunity to develop your skills and prepare for popular certifications.

Just to remind you, a subscription of £95 gives you unrestricted access to all these resources for the first year, representing extraordinary value for money. Click the link below to visit the National Skills Academy for IT for more information, to use the IT Professional Profile, and to subscribe.

Successful SharePoint Implementation

Geoff Evelyn, FIAP follows up his recent article on SharePoint Training with a detailed guide to implementation in just ten steps. Find it here.

Another Successful Symposium

Members who were unable to attend on the 14th October can find the speakers’ presentations here.

And here are a few photographs from the Churchill War Rooms on the day.

Chris Morris and Brian McCombie, ignoring the invocation to 'Keep mum' posted behind them

IAP Director General Alastair Revell (centre) with (left to right) Steve Cumbers, Paul Lynham and Tom Hohenburg

 

Council member Martin Doe with Samson Odukoya

Speakers Dale Vile (left) and Richard Hall