CNet Training has established a route to achieve professional registration with The IET

May 16, 2011 - PRLog -- CNET Training has established a route to achieve professional registration with The Institution of Engineering and Technology (The IET) for suitable delegates who complete its training courses.

These delegates will be provided extra support by The IET in their preparation to apply for sought-after global professional qualifications such as Chartered Engineer (CEng), Incorporated Engineer (IEng), ICTTech and EngTech.

Those attending and successfully completing CNet’s Certified Data Centre Design Professional (CDCDP™), Certified Data Centre Management Professional (CDCMP™) or Certified Data Centre Technician (CDCT™) training courses will have the opportunity to submit their CV, via CNET to establish their personal route towards professional registration. This is in addition to the existing BTEC Level 5 Professional Award qualifications for CDCDP™ and CDCMP™ and the Level 3 BTEC Advanced Award for CDCT™ awarded, which support their programme of continual professional development.

Keith Richardson, Area Manager at the IET added, “Professional registration with The IET is an important milestone in the career of any engineer or technologist. It demonstrates their proven knowledge, understanding and competence. In particular, registration shows peers and employers that the engineer has demonstrated a strong commitment to professional standards and a professional approach to their work.”

Together with CNet’s Global Data Centre Education Framework, this is an outstanding opportunity to reward and recognise an individual’s achievements, knowledge and experience.  Andrew Stevens, CNet Training’s Managing Director adds, “We are thrilled at the popularity of our data centre programmes and have delivered them quite literally across the globe.  Our development team is constantly working to ensure that the Global Data Centre Education Framework reflects the very latest technological advances, creating add-on modules such as the latest for energy efficiency.  We also try to ensure that the framework provides delegates with even more opportunities, and our collaboration with The IET is the perfect example.  It is fantastic news for CNet data centre delegates who can now gain extra support in obtaining yet another industry and internationally recognised qualification to their professional portfolio.”  

CNet Training’s Global Data Centre Education Framework includes network cabling installation, security and fire alarms installation and digital media installation at its introductory level.  

For further details see www.cnet-training.com, or the dedicated websites www.cdcdp.com and www.cdcmp.com.