Samui
Bangkok, Thailand April 14, 2004 -- Earlier this week, Samui Training Center spokesperson and technology veteran Paul Valente announced the opening of the fledgling training giant’s IT training facility. The facility will initially offer instructor-led vendor-approved courses geared towards obtaining popular IT certifications such as MCSE, and CompTIA Linux+, but will later extend to include seminars on IT outsourcing and executive level business communications. Because of its remote, tropical location, the opening of the facility marks the company’s first pioneering step in developing the world’s growing travel-to-train IT training and certification market. “We’ve all seen the same market indicators,” said Valente when asked about the company’s unique approach, “we have just chosen a different response.” According to Valente, in an industry where careers look perhaps less attractive and more challenging than they once were, IT training companies have focused on trying to cut the cost of training an individual student to an absolute minimum, in order to remain competitive......

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