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Home > News > August 2007 > 17 August 2007 UK among European leaders in IT professional trainingThe UK provides considerably more training for IT professionals than most other European countries, according to findings published in the latest e-skills Bulletin. Around one in four IT professionals in the UK and Denmark (26% and 27% respectively) had received training in the preceding month, against a European average of around one in six (15%). e-skills says the data is drawn from Eurostat research covering the original group of 15 EU member states. Karen Price, CEO, e-skills UK said: "Our IT professionals are essential to the UK's economic prosperity in a rapidly changing global knowledge economy. We must ensure they have, and can continue to develop, the skills they need. The importance of this cannot be overstated: the EIU report concludes that when it comes to global IT competitiveness, skills will increasingly be the basis of IT differentiation at country level." A copy of the full e-skills Bulletin Q1 07 is available at: Training Reference is not responsible for the content of external Internet sites. Related informationFor related news, case studies, articles and research, visit our Training and development booksDiscover books on a variety of training and development topics at the Training Reference Bookshop Source suppliersVisit the Training Reference Directory to view supplier details for a wide range of courses, products and services. Sponsored links
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