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IIR and elearning-training.com join forces to enhance training of RAC engineers PDF Print E-mail
Wednesday, 29 October 2008

The International Institute of Refrigeration (IIR) has partnered with the pioneering online training provider, elearning-training.com, to assist primarily developing countries to equip rac engineers with the skills and knowledge required to fully utilise their potential.

 

IIR  elearning-training.com  trainingBoth organisations have teamed up to encourage continuing professional development and good practices through the delivery of self paced courses available anytime and anywhere. The only requirement is a computer with access to an internet connection. Through this scheme, IIR members will be able to purchase a range of training courses on CO2 Refrigeration, Refrigeration Fundamentals, Air Conditioning fundamentals and a newly launched preparatory course on F-Gas Regulations, all accredited for CPD by CIBSE and the Construction CPD International Service, at reduced prices. It is expected that these courses will provide educational support to developing countries in order to comply with their refrigeration-related commitments under the Montreal and Kyoto Protocols.

 

IIR members resident in developing countries are entitled to a 50% discount on any course offered by elearning-training.com. The list of developing countries is based on published data from the OECD - Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development and ISI – International Statistical Institute. According to elearning-training.com’s press release, IIR members resident in developed countries will also benefit from the scheme by obtaining a 10% discount. IIR members can utilise the special discount by using a “promotional code” that is available through the IIR’s website. Use of this code during the online purchase process will automatically discount the price and once this process is complete, the member will have immediate access to the course.

 





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