CompTIA, the worldwide association of the IT industry, recently announced that Boston City Campus and Business College was awarded its first partner in Africa and the third in the world for the second consecutive year. Boston also has the highest rate of all screening centers across Africa CompTIA success.
"This is an incredible achievement partner of South Africa and we are very proud to be associated with them," says Loraine Vorster CompTIA South Africa. "We attribute the huge success of Boston City Campus and Business College his teaching method, personal dedication and commitment of senior management in their hands."
As a nonprofit professional association, CompTIA is the voice of the IT industry in the world. professional certifications for the IT industry is provided through a network of providers, independent vendor neutral training worldwide.
Boston City Campus & Business College was the first member of the CompTIA education since 2003. In 2010, CAPP launched CompTIA (CompTIA Authorized Partner Program), and Boston City Campus and Business College was the first partner Africa, and one of the less than 20 in the world to be awarded platinum status in this program. The program is based on quality training and preparation for international exams CompTIA, among several other quality requirements.
CompTIA is proud to recognize Boston with three awards:
* Enhanced Certification Partner 2015
* The third largest general partner 2015 Certification
* 2015 Partner of the Year CAPP
The price CAPP partner is the most prestigious award after being judged by an independent panel of experts to consider innovation and training, learner support, company growth and certification of students. They say Boston City Campus and Business College remains the CompTIA partner in Africa, "Vorster said.
Boston City Campus & Business College is accredited to deliver certifications CompTIA as CompTIA A +, Network +, Server + and Security +, among others. Vorster adds that the association is in favor of incorporating the CompTIA certifications in its training programs, allowing the alignment of industry and professional certifications, making graduates more employable.
Sue Roos, CEO of Boston City Campus & Business College, said the excellent rating of the university is a ray of light and hope in the context of the many challenges facing South African youth to the current time. "Our rating goes to show that perseverance and commitment to excellence is limited, no matter what," she says. "The economy of our country is not developing as it should, our education system is a period of turbulence and youth unemployment is a real concern. However, our staff and our students in Boston continue to believe in a better future and continue to work with all his strength and everything to create that better future. We salute. "
Kerry Damons, director of marketing in Boston, said the announcement is great news - not just for college but for all South Africans. "We are delighted to know that we are ranked first in Africa and third in the world," he said. "Not really outstanding innovations support our training and dedication of all our staff through our more than 40 campuses across the country.
"This is an incredible achievement partner of South Africa and we are very proud to be associated with them," says Loraine Vorster CompTIA South Africa. "We attribute the huge success of Boston City Campus and Business College his teaching method, personal dedication and commitment of senior management in their hands."
As a nonprofit professional association, CompTIA is the voice of the IT industry in the world. professional certifications for the IT industry is provided through a network of providers, independent vendor neutral training worldwide.
Boston City Campus & Business College was the first member of the CompTIA education since 2003. In 2010, CAPP launched CompTIA (CompTIA Authorized Partner Program), and Boston City Campus and Business College was the first partner Africa, and one of the less than 20 in the world to be awarded platinum status in this program. The program is based on quality training and preparation for international exams CompTIA, among several other quality requirements.
CompTIA is proud to recognize Boston with three awards:
* Enhanced Certification Partner 2015
* The third largest general partner 2015 Certification
* 2015 Partner of the Year CAPP
The price CAPP partner is the most prestigious award after being judged by an independent panel of experts to consider innovation and training, learner support, company growth and certification of students. They say Boston City Campus and Business College remains the CompTIA partner in Africa, "Vorster said.
Boston City Campus & Business College is accredited to deliver certifications CompTIA as CompTIA A +, Network +, Server + and Security +, among others. Vorster adds that the association is in favor of incorporating the CompTIA certifications in its training programs, allowing the alignment of industry and professional certifications, making graduates more employable.
Sue Roos, CEO of Boston City Campus & Business College, said the excellent rating of the university is a ray of light and hope in the context of the many challenges facing South African youth to the current time. "Our rating goes to show that perseverance and commitment to excellence is limited, no matter what," she says. "The economy of our country is not developing as it should, our education system is a period of turbulence and youth unemployment is a real concern. However, our staff and our students in Boston continue to believe in a better future and continue to work with all his strength and everything to create that better future. We salute. "
Kerry Damons, director of marketing in Boston, said the announcement is great news - not just for college but for all South Africans. "We are delighted to know that we are ranked first in Africa and third in the world," he said. "Not really outstanding innovations support our training and dedication of all our staff through our more than 40 campuses across the country.
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