TPC Training Offers New Resources for Apprenticeship Programs
TPC Training Offers New Resources for Apprenticeship Programs
Buffalo Grove, Illinois (PRWEB) May 31, 2011
TPC Training Systems announces the newest addition to its website: Apprenticeship Programs.
The new webpages offer clients a glimpse of the benefits of apprenticeship training and suggested training programs they could initiate. For customers looking to register their apprenticeship programs with the state or federal government, TPC consultants are available to help them through the process from start to finish.
“We’re very excited about offering apprenticeship information on the website,” said Tom Butz, Regional V.P. Sales. “The site is a terrific resource for companies that are interested in looking into the potential of establishing an apprenticeship program.”
TPC’s extensive library of industrial skills training content combined with a systematic approach and customization capabilities has proven popular across many industries. Apprenticeship programs can be customized based on job function, equipment requirements, or other needs of the client.
For additional information about utilizing TPC courses in your company’s Apprenticeship Program, visit http://www.tpctraining.com or contact us at 800-837-8872.
About TPC Training Systems: TPC Training Systems is a division of Telemedia, Inc., a privately held company with headquarters in Buffalo Grove, IL. A leader in industrial skills and safety training, TPC offers a variety of products and services to support the development of clients’ technical and safety skills. TPC’s self-study manuals, eLearning programs, and instructor-led training classes have been used at more than 40,000 client sites globally to train over 3.5 million skilled workers.
Contact: Laura Owens, Marketing Manager 847-808-4000 ext. 4083
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