IT would be an understatement to say that one needs to keep current in his or her field in order to excel in their profession. One of the best ways to keep current would be ongoing technical training. This training could come from Applied Technology Institute (ATI), or from any of our fine competitors.
It would also be an understatement to say that a technical training company must strive to offer courses which reflect the current needs of students, and the company must offer courses that contain current and relevant material for students. ATI strives to do just that.
One example of a new offering by ATI is “Business Essentials For Scientists and Engineers”. This course is comprised of 5 one-day modules which teach Scientist and Engineers the soft skills associated with their profession. Students learn Project Management Skills, Business Basics, and Publishing Strategies. The material students learn is critical, but not typically taught in most Undergraduate or Graduate Programs. This course is a must for people who are interested in more than just the pure technical aspects of their project. The course was developed based on a stated need from our students.
While the soft sciences taught in this course are important, ATI is still a leader in technical short-course training to help you keep current in your field. ATI recently identified that there may be a need for a short-course training on Sonobuoy Technology. Based on that need, we have developed just such a class, to fill that void, and will be offering it next month.
If you or your company has a need for technical training, and you are having trouble finding a Training Vendor who offers that training, please don’t give up. ATI would love to hear about your needs, and we hope to be able to develop the training you are seeking.
To learn more about both of these new offerings at ATI, or to learn about our many other offerings, please visit our page at www.aticourses.com . If you would like to talk to us about your training needs, contact information can be found at the same site.