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Jamie has been with Good e-Learning now for nearly two years working as the Marketing Executive. With a background in Marketing including an Msc in Business & Consumer Marketing from the University of Liverpool, he’s been working across all marketing and sales channels in Good e-Learning. In particular, the exciting work with bespoke course and video production and the Learning Ecosystem. Outside of work he’s an avid Arsenal FC fan and has penchant for telling people that Terminator 2 is the best film ever made.
The Complete Beginner’s Resource Pack for IT4IT
Good e-Learning's head of sales discusses Orbus software's new IT4IT Reference Architecture starter pack and how it works with accelerating digital business
Video: An Introduction to Good e-Learning’s ITIL Qualifications
This video will take you through the range of ITIL Qualifications available and how to progress your career through self-study at foundation right through to the expert level qualifications.
Video: Customized Training Solutions from Good e-Learning
There are obvious benefits for a bespoke e-learning solution in terms of user engagement and involvement, but the return on investment can be huge too because there's no need to renew licenses!
Good e-Learning Gives Masterclass At Innovative Learning Conference, London
Good e-Learning were proud to be primary sponsors of the Innovative Learning Conference, held this month in a building opposite the Houses of Parliament, London.
Good e-Learning Becomes Accredited Provider for ArchiMate 2.1
It's official - Good e-Learning are an accredited provider of ArchiMate 2.1 training! To find out more about our ArchiMate e-learning, just read more!
GEL Heads to Sydney for the Open Group Conference
Good e-Learning are delighted to announce our attendance at The Open Group’s Enterprise Transformation Conference in Sydney 15th – 18th April by offering attendees the chance to win a free iPad and all new users that register on our website a 23% discount!
eLearning Growth ‘Set To Rise £19 Billion By 2015’
A survey by Ambient Insight Research has showed that the worldwide market for e-learning products was $32.1 billion (£20.5 billion) in 2010 and is expected to rise to $49.9 billion by 2015.
Africa Is the Most Dynamic eLearning Market On the Planet
As a result of a sharp rise in academic digitisation programmes, booming enrolment in online higher education and the rapid adoption of self-paced e-learning, Africa has become the most dynamic e-learning market in the world – with Senegal in first place followed by Zambia, Zimbabwe and Kenya.
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