New Delhi: After the successful launch of DesignTech PLM Learning Centres in Pune in November 2009, DesignTech Systems Ltd has announced the launch of the centres in Delhi NCR.
Considering the encouraging response that the centres received in Pune, the management decided to pre-pone the launch of Delhi centres by three months from April 2010 to January 2010.
Mr. Atul Marwaha, Vice-President Engineering Service, DesignTech Systems, said “The courseware has been designed keeping in mind the requirements and expectations of the industry. The training would not only focus on theoretical understanding, but will also enrich students by imparting applied and practical knowledge used in real industries. This will be achieved through hands-on productlearning , training on real life-like projects and interaction with practicing industry experts equipping them to take up any challenging role with the industry.”
He further pointed out that the training offered by them would be imparted on latest versions of licensed software and under thevigilance and monitoring of Dassault Systemes certified trainers. “The authenticity of the course, coupled with certified courseware, the latest versions of software and well qualified faculty members would give DesignTech students an edge over their peers,”said Mr. Atul Marwaha.
Mr. Vikas Khanvelkar, Managing Director, DesignTech Systems Ltd exuded confidence that the learning centres in Delhi too would be a great success. “Going by the Pune experience, we are confident that our Delhi centres would also be well received by the students and working professionals. The courses and teaching methodologies are designed separately for freshers and professionals to meet individual training requirements and expectations of the industry. We would also be bringing in Practicing Industrial experts as guest lecturers.” Going ahead, he said, DesignTech Systems Ltd., is aiming to introduce at least 30 more DesignTech PLMLearning Centres in the metros and mini-metros by the end of financial year 2011.
The launch of Delhi centres is well timed as the students are looking for short term value added courses after mid semester exams. The centres also plan to take students during the summer projects as the centre will be using real life projects for the training. This will give students dual advantage of certified course and practical training. The enrolment for the summer projects is already underway.
Jan 20, 2010
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