Global Exclusive:First Ever Accredited e-Learning Version of BCS BCM Training Course

LONDON - May 29, 2013 - PRLog -- InfoSec Skills (www.infosecskills.com) has today announced that the British Computer Society (BCS) has accredited its brand new Practitioner Certificate in Business Continuity Management (BCM) training course in e-Learning format. This is a significant milestone for both InfoSec Skills and the BCS as no other training provider has created an accredited version of this curriculum that can be delivered online. InfoSec Skills has already launched accredited Information Risk Management (IRM) and Information Security Management Principles (CISMP) courses in e-Learning format and is really excited to now offer their third BCS exam preparation course using the same globally acclaimed method.  

InfoSec Skills has been inundated with enquiries from both individual students and enterprise customers for this business continuity management training and Terry Neal, CEO of InfoSec Skills, commented, “We pride ourselves in producing the best possible content to be delivered in this ground breaking format. I am very happy with our company’s ability to consistently deliver quality courses that the BCS have no problem in accrediting. Working on the curriculum as an online course allows us to build great courses that can work equally well on the Internet as they can in the classroom. However, the key to being successful in developing online learning is making sure that the interaction you get in the classroom is replaced by other learning mechanisms that are equally as effective using this alternative medium.”

Further professional certificates from InfoSec Skills are in development and will be released for public consumption over the next twelve months, beginning later this quarter with a certificate in Security Architecture Principles. John Hughes, Director of Faculty and Courses at InfoSec Skills said, “This BCM course gives students a fantastic grounding in one of the most important aspects of information security – business continuity. With a couple of years experience as a technical security expert, then adding a BCM certificate to your résumé, the market would snap you up in an instant – on an amazing salary to boot. What heartens me about working with InfoSec Skills is the difference we can make to people’s lives and careers. Becoming a professional in information security is no longer something you fall into by being in the right place at the right time, it’s something people choose to do and plan and work for with the most trusted professional body in the ICT sector; the BCS.”

Online courses are available to book right away via the InfoSec Skills website and students immediately get all the benefits they would get from the classroom course, as well as mock exams, tests and quizzes, comprehensive course manual, rucksack, textbook and direct access to course instructors through the online forums.

For more information on InfoSec Skills and the courses they provide please visit the website at www.infosecskills.com.

Contact Information:
Terry Neal
InfoSec Skills
+44 (0) 208144 2303
info@infosecskills.com
www.infosecskills.com

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InfoSec Skills (www.infosecskills.com) is a modern, agile computer security training organisation that provides the best possible learning experience for professions in the information security, digital forensics, risk management and the security architecture marketplace. Unlike most security training vendors, especially in the UK, InfoSec Skills is a content producer rather than simply a content reseller. Courses are designed and commissioned by the best industry consultants and professionals and packaged up by the expert editorial team at InfoSec Skills to ensure a seamless delivery of knowledge at an affordable price. Courses can be taken over the Internet, via their custom e-learning platform, or delivered in a classroom environment onsite.