Knowledge Train to offer virtual classrooms during Coronavirus lock-down
Mar 26, 2020
Synopsis
Following UK government measures to combat Coronavirus, Knowledge Train have suspended all classroom training events and transferred students to new virtual classrooms.
With the number of new Coronavirus cases growing daily throughout the UK, Knowledge Train along many other UK businesses have closed their doors to the public. This action comes after the UK government announced tough new restrictions on movement of people during the Coronavirus pandemic. As an alternative to classroom training, Knowledge Train is now offering stay-at-home alternatives to its students.
Alternatives include new virtual classrooms and online courses. The virtual classrooms come equipped with multiple communication and file-sharing tools. The hope is for existing students to transition seamlessly into the new course format, while also offering a practical alternative to those stuck at home during the lock-down.
Knowledge Train has expressed a strong desire to create new sustainable business practices and expects others may soon follow suit. Director of Knowledge Train, Simon Buehring says
“The next few months will be really difficult for UK businesses and citizens. What businesses choose to do now will affect how we do things in the years to come. We’re confident we’ve come up with a solution that is sustainable and one that also offers the best possible experience to our customers.”
While many businesses might struggle to remain solvent over this period, Mr. Buehring sees this as an opportunity to explore new avenues of service provision and previously un-tapped markets:
“During the Coronavirus pandemic, companies often have staff sat at home but with no work. Now is a great opportunity to utilise that time for the benefit of both employer and employees. We hope everyone starts to see the benefits that virtual technology offers, and we’re really interested to see how this affects global business practice in the future.”
While Knowledge Train has temporarily closed its London classes, you can still contact their offices for more information at [email protected], or call them on +44 (0)207 148 5985.
About Knowledge Train
Founded in 2005, Knowledge Train is a professional training services company based in London. It offers high-quality professional training and certification in subjects such as project and programme management, agile, IT service management, change management and business analysis.
Media contact information
Mr Jay Gao
+44 (0)207 148 5985
[email protected]
https://www.knowledgetrain.co.uk/
Source: https://thenewsfront.com/knowledge-train-to-offer-virtual-classrooms-during-coronavirus-lock-down/
About Knowledge Train
At Knowledge Train, we like to do things properly. Being a small company we like to help our students further their chosen career. We don’t employ sales staff with strict sales targets, so whoever you talk to you’ll receive a personal touch from them.
Contact Knowledge Train
14 Charterhouse Square
London
EC1M 6AX
United Kingdom
+44 (0)207 148 5985
Website: https://www.knowledgetrain.co.uk/
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