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Dotted Eyes’ instructors first to be certified ...
24 July 2007, 4:42pm
Dotted Eyes’ instructors are amongst the first to be certified…
In FME!
Two trainers at Midlands-based Dotted Eyes, the leading digital mapping specialists, are celebrating being amongst the first worldwide to be accredited as Certified FME Instructors by Safe Software.
The new accreditation from Safe operates on two levels. At one level is the Certified FME Professional who uses the product, and at another is the Certified FME Instructor who teaches others to use the product. Having achieved two Instructor accreditations, and in keeping with Dotted Eyes’ Investors in People status, Dotted Eyes is now encouraging its other trainers and consultants to achieve Certified FME Professional status.
David Eagle, Professional Services Manager at Dotted Eyes, commented:
“We’re delighted that our level of product knowledge has been formally recognised by Safe. Our FME training courses are already very popular, and this accreditation can only help by reassuring customers that they are trained by the very best. 2006 was a record year of trading at Dotted Eyes. We have recently recruited 6 new members of staff and are close to completing a full website redesign. All in all, it’s been an exciting year for both FME and Dotted Eyes.”
Dotted Eyes has been running FME training courses for 6 years from their custom built training suite in the West Midlands.
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