LIFE-LONG LEARNING PROGRAMS

Yours needs, our solutions

ICT (Information and Communication Technology) filters into every sector of the economy. Each one is affected by new communication methods and has training needs at various levels:

• engineers and researchers want to improve their knowledge of a given technology,
• managers and leaders seek a global view of a field and its issues,
• technicians want to master the use of applications,
• companies want to improve the overall skills level of their teams,
• senior technicians want to advance their careers through training leading to qualification,
• a number of business professions need to be given a first introduction in the field.

In order to respond to these very diverse needs, the Institut Télécom’s schools have divided their services into categories so that they can offer the most appropriate solutions for the current and future needs of businesses:

• synthesis seminars (panorama)
• induction and introductory courses
• technological courses
• core business courses
• intra-company training
• training leading to qualification

These programs are organised as:

• catalogue training (inter-company)
• turnkey training (intra-company)
• training leading to qualification

The group’s schools turn their pedagogical expertise, their training engineering capacities and their technical skills to the benefit of businesses and individuals.

Areas of expertise

The themes dealt with in the training programs offered cover all ICT sectors.

They rely on the skills of research and teaching staff from the schools’ laboratories along with the experience of skilled business professionals:

• Communication support technologies (components, antennae, propagation, etc.),
• Processing and coding (speech, images, compression, encrypting, etc.),
• Networks (architecture, protocols, intelligent networks, service quality, etc.),
• Telecommunication systems (mobile, satellite, etc.),
• Computing (architecture, languages, software engineering, etc.),
• Information systems (architecture, databases, administration, security, etc.),
• Services and uses (internet, multimedia, telephony, ergonomics, e-commerce, etc.),
• Socio-economics of ICT (economics, law and regulations, ethics, etc.),
• Management (industrial strategy, international marketing, project management, risk management, etc.).