"We filled the vacancy the next day"
Registration for professional outsourcing diploma opens for IT workers
IT workers can now register for the National Outsourcing Association's Diploma in Strategic Global Outsourcing.
Those wanting to gain a professional qualification in outsourcing will benefit from an early bird discount if they sign up before August 6, Computerworlduk.com reported.
The research-based qualification, which is now in its second year, is accredited by Middlesex University.
Candidates with a minimum of ten years' organisational experience and five years within outsourcing specifically can register.
"The diploma will help ensure that outsourcing professionals have a strong understanding of outsourcing best practice, as well as an excellent knowledge of outsourcing as it relates specifically to their business," Martyn Hart, chairman of the NOA, told the news provider.
Provided by the NOA's professional development arm NOA Pathway, the qualification aims to raise the professional standards in the industry.
The National Outsourcing Association aims to ensure the effectiveness and success of outsourcing, shared services and insourcing.
Posted by Alistair Timson
Those wanting to gain a professional qualification in outsourcing will benefit from an early bird discount if they sign up before August 6, Computerworlduk.com reported.
The research-based qualification, which is now in its second year, is accredited by Middlesex University.
Candidates with a minimum of ten years' organisational experience and five years within outsourcing specifically can register.
"The diploma will help ensure that outsourcing professionals have a strong understanding of outsourcing best practice, as well as an excellent knowledge of outsourcing as it relates specifically to their business," Martyn Hart, chairman of the NOA, told the news provider.
Provided by the NOA's professional development arm NOA Pathway, the qualification aims to raise the professional standards in the industry.
The National Outsourcing Association aims to ensure the effectiveness and success of outsourcing, shared services and insourcing.
Posted by Alistair Timson