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Retention as well as re-skilling the workforce will be critical.
Among [organizations] that expanded training, an impressive
79% boosted profits [revenues] long term and 70% raised
productivity. -American Management Association (AMA)
Recruitment
Our business services include:
Retention as well as re-skilling the workforce will be critical.
Among [organizations] that expanded training, an impressive
79% boosted profits [revenues] long term and 70% raised
productivity. -American Management Association (AMA)
- Retention is a growing concern for corporations,
because the war for talent is back on. With the predicted
impending retirement of 77 million Baby Boomers,
employees will have more options to change
employers. -David Hemmer, COO, Career Partners
International.
- At any given time, 75% of employees are looking for
other opportunities.
Society Human Resource Management (SHRM)
Recruitment
- Selection
Placement
Training
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Our business services include:
- Temporary help and Temp-to-direct placements,
- DirecTotal direct placements.
- PeopleForever Computer training.
- ConnectTrain Business Skills training.
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Design & Media
If your employees or clients need to learn how to use graphic design packages more effectively, ConnecTotal offers multiple levels of
instructor-led training courseware for Adobe, Quark, Corel, Microsoft Expression Studio and Visio.
Desktop Applications
We offer a variety of learning solutions to gain competence to manipulate text, numbers, graphics, colors, page layouts and more in the Adobe
and Microsoft suites. Our courseware products are designed to prepare students for certification exams.
If your employees or clients need to learn how to use graphic design packages more effectively, ConnecTotal offers multiple levels of
instructor-led training courseware for Adobe, Quark, Corel, Microsoft Expression Studio and Visio.
Desktop Applications
We offer a variety of learning solutions to gain competence to manipulate text, numbers, graphics, colors, page layouts and more in the Adobe
and Microsoft suites. Our courseware products are designed to prepare students for certification exams.
Project Management
Project management skills are in high demand today. Industry reports consistently indicate that a project manager’s skill set is one of the
primary contributing factors to the success or failure of a project. Our comprehensive line of project management training courses cover such
critical topics as how to plan, organize, control, document, and close out projects successfully and with minimum risk. From fundamental to
advanced skill levels, our courses build project management skills.
Professional development isn't a one-time event but an ongoing part of a project management career.
We prepare learners for certification from the Project Management Institute (PMI). PMI's primary goal is to advance the practice, science and
profession of project management throughout the world in a conscientious and proactive manner so that organizations everywhere will
embrace, value and utilize project management and then attribute their successes to it.
Benefits of PMI Credentials
Training organizations that provide the ability for PMI credentialing provide not only benefits for individuals but the organizations that employ them
as well.
•For organizations: the most significant benefit of PMI credentials is that it allows them to assemble project teams of credential holders and reap
many rewards, ranging from improved processes and results to employee retention.
•For individuals: When your students obtain and maintain their PMI credentials, they not only get recognized for their skills and knowledge during
the vigorous credentialing process, but also demonstrate their dedication to the profession and professional development.
Certification is an important step in career development and recognizes qualified and competent individuals. Top reasons why project
management practitioners should become PMI-certified include:
Shows commitment to the project management profession while recognizing knowledge, skills and abilities
When you earn a PMI credential, you show peers, supervisors and clients your commitment to the profession, PMI's code of ethics and your
ability to perform the functions of a project management practitioner to a certain level. PMI serves as an unbiased endorsement of your project
management knowledge and professional experience on a global level.
Reflect achievement and potential for greater earnings, career opportunities and advancement, preparing you for greater job
responsibilities.
Credentials show that you have demonstrated excellence in the field by meeting standard requirements established by global project
management practitioners. Many credential holders experience salary increases because of their certification status. Our family of credentials
identifies you as a practitioner who has demonstrated competency in project management processes or in knowledge and experience in
specialty areas of practice based on industry standards. Our credentials indicate your willingness to invest in professional development. This
enables credential holders an awareness of changing processes and terminology in the field.
Improves skills, knowledge, self-confidence and enhances the profession, allowing for greater recognition from peers
Preparation for a PMI credential requires study and review of current project management processes. Earning a credential highlights your
knowledge and competence and proficiency in your practice. With a PMI credential, you define yourself beyond a job title while gaining a sense
of personal satisfaction. PMI credential holders gain increased recognition from their peers for taking the extra step in professional development.
PMI's certification program promotes practitioners and supports ongoing professional development.
There are currently five credentials available and no one credential serves as a prerequisite for another. Element K authors the highest quality
curriculum available for PMI certifications and recognized courses.
PMP®
The flagship certification for PMI, this Project Management Professional course is designed for experienced project managers and offers a job-
related approach to successful project management across application areas and industries. In addition to supporting certification preparation,
the comprehensive course will also help increase project management skills and apply a standards-based approach to project management.
CAPM®
The Certified Associate in Project Management certification provides knowledge of the project management processes, PMI terminology, and
best practices that are effective across different functional areas and industries.
PgMP®
The Program Management Professional (PgMP®) certification is designed to aid an experienced Program Manager who has the educational
background and work experience to formalize learning on program management roles and PMI's program management performance domains.
PMI-SP®
Recognizing demonstrated knowledge and advanced expertise in the specialized area of developing and maintaining the project schedule is the
key outcome of the PMI Scheduling Professional certification.
PMI-RMP®
The PMI Risk Management Professional credential recognizes demonstrated competency in the specialized area of assessing and identifying
project risks while mitigating threats and capitalizing on opportunities. Project Portfolio Management Apply generally recognized practices of
portfolio management acknowledged by the PMI and identify the portfolio management processes and knowledge areas to manage portfolios
effectively.
Project management skills are in high demand today. Industry reports consistently indicate that a project manager’s skill set is one of the
primary contributing factors to the success or failure of a project. Our comprehensive line of project management training courses cover such
critical topics as how to plan, organize, control, document, and close out projects successfully and with minimum risk. From fundamental to
advanced skill levels, our courses build project management skills.
Professional development isn't a one-time event but an ongoing part of a project management career.
We prepare learners for certification from the Project Management Institute (PMI). PMI's primary goal is to advance the practice, science and
profession of project management throughout the world in a conscientious and proactive manner so that organizations everywhere will
embrace, value and utilize project management and then attribute their successes to it.
Benefits of PMI Credentials
Training organizations that provide the ability for PMI credentialing provide not only benefits for individuals but the organizations that employ them
as well.
•For organizations: the most significant benefit of PMI credentials is that it allows them to assemble project teams of credential holders and reap
many rewards, ranging from improved processes and results to employee retention.
•For individuals: When your students obtain and maintain their PMI credentials, they not only get recognized for their skills and knowledge during
the vigorous credentialing process, but also demonstrate their dedication to the profession and professional development.
Certification is an important step in career development and recognizes qualified and competent individuals. Top reasons why project
management practitioners should become PMI-certified include:
Shows commitment to the project management profession while recognizing knowledge, skills and abilities
When you earn a PMI credential, you show peers, supervisors and clients your commitment to the profession, PMI's code of ethics and your
ability to perform the functions of a project management practitioner to a certain level. PMI serves as an unbiased endorsement of your project
management knowledge and professional experience on a global level.
Reflect achievement and potential for greater earnings, career opportunities and advancement, preparing you for greater job
responsibilities.
Credentials show that you have demonstrated excellence in the field by meeting standard requirements established by global project
management practitioners. Many credential holders experience salary increases because of their certification status. Our family of credentials
identifies you as a practitioner who has demonstrated competency in project management processes or in knowledge and experience in
specialty areas of practice based on industry standards. Our credentials indicate your willingness to invest in professional development. This
enables credential holders an awareness of changing processes and terminology in the field.
Improves skills, knowledge, self-confidence and enhances the profession, allowing for greater recognition from peers
Preparation for a PMI credential requires study and review of current project management processes. Earning a credential highlights your
knowledge and competence and proficiency in your practice. With a PMI credential, you define yourself beyond a job title while gaining a sense
of personal satisfaction. PMI credential holders gain increased recognition from their peers for taking the extra step in professional development.
PMI's certification program promotes practitioners and supports ongoing professional development.
There are currently five credentials available and no one credential serves as a prerequisite for another. Element K authors the highest quality
curriculum available for PMI certifications and recognized courses.
PMP®
The flagship certification for PMI, this Project Management Professional course is designed for experienced project managers and offers a job-
related approach to successful project management across application areas and industries. In addition to supporting certification preparation,
the comprehensive course will also help increase project management skills and apply a standards-based approach to project management.
CAPM®
The Certified Associate in Project Management certification provides knowledge of the project management processes, PMI terminology, and
best practices that are effective across different functional areas and industries.
PgMP®
The Program Management Professional (PgMP®) certification is designed to aid an experienced Program Manager who has the educational
background and work experience to formalize learning on program management roles and PMI's program management performance domains.
PMI-SP®
Recognizing demonstrated knowledge and advanced expertise in the specialized area of developing and maintaining the project schedule is the
key outcome of the PMI Scheduling Professional certification.
PMI-RMP®
The PMI Risk Management Professional credential recognizes demonstrated competency in the specialized area of assessing and identifying
project risks while mitigating threats and capitalizing on opportunities. Project Portfolio Management Apply generally recognized practices of
portfolio management acknowledged by the PMI and identify the portfolio management processes and knowledge areas to manage portfolios
effectively.
CompTIA is the leading trade association for the information technology (IT) industry
Whether it's security, servers, storage, networking, virtualization, wireless technologies, or whatever else your IT professionals demand,
explore the array of titles available.
Technical certifications are among the best ways for learners to market themselves and stand out from other candidates and employees.
Earning certifications demonstrates to employers a willingness to gain new knowledge, grow a skill set, and master new technologies.
Element K has partnered with the biggest IT companies in the world to provide the most up-to-date and accurate training. Certification training
prepares learners for the most rigorous IT certifications, with courses mapping to the prerequisites established by the certification providers.
IT Security
Protecting data, software, and hardware is one of the most important issues for computer users as well as IT professionals and executives.
Security concerns must be addressed continuously. Securing an enterprise requires people who can anticipate the needs and provide safety
from digital attacks. Organizations build an effective defense against potential threats by continually developing highly skilled security
professionals. Element K has partnered with the biggest IT companies and security leaders in the world to provide the most up-to-date and
accurate security certification courseware.
People Forever provides Certification Training for All Skill Levels.
Fundamental and Basic Security Knowledge
Whether it's security, servers, storage, networking, virtualization, wireless technologies, or whatever else your IT professionals demand,
explore the array of titles available.
Technical certifications are among the best ways for learners to market themselves and stand out from other candidates and employees.
Earning certifications demonstrates to employers a willingness to gain new knowledge, grow a skill set, and master new technologies.
Element K has partnered with the biggest IT companies in the world to provide the most up-to-date and accurate training. Certification training
prepares learners for the most rigorous IT certifications, with courses mapping to the prerequisites established by the certification providers.
IT Security
Protecting data, software, and hardware is one of the most important issues for computer users as well as IT professionals and executives.
Security concerns must be addressed continuously. Securing an enterprise requires people who can anticipate the needs and provide safety
from digital attacks. Organizations build an effective defense against potential threats by continually developing highly skilled security
professionals. Element K has partnered with the biggest IT companies and security leaders in the world to provide the most up-to-date and
accurate security certification courseware.
People Forever provides Certification Training for All Skill Levels.
Fundamental and Basic Security Knowledge
- Security Awareness (Third Edition)
The Security Awareness course is an entry-level course for all users of computers. Security breaches can happen with almost any
computer user, at home or office. This course is intended to provide learners with an introduction to common security threats and
issues, as well as ways to counteract them.
Network Security Skills
CompTIA Security+ (2008 Objectives)
CompTIA Security+ is an international, vendor-neutral certification that proves competency in system security, network infrastructure,
access control and organizational security.
Firewall: A Network Security Measure
This course is targeted toward the entry level IT employee who has an understanding of networking and is interested in learning about
enterprise firewalls and their impact on access inside and outside of the firewalls. This course may also be of interest to an IT project
manager or sales personnel who needs a basic understanding of firewalls.
EC-Council Network Security Administrator (ENSA)
The NSA program from EC-Council is designed to provide fundamental skills needed to analyze the internal and external security
threats against a network, and to develop security policies that will protect an organization's information. Students will learn how to
evaluate network and Internet security issues and design, and how to implement successful security policies and firewall strategies. In
addition, they will learn how to expose system and network vulnerabilities and defend against them.
Security Certified Network Specialist (SCNS)
The Security Certified Network Specialist certification from SCP is a must-have for IT professionals who are entering the world of
security. The core course, Tactical Perimeter Defense (TPD), prepares students for the SC0-451 exam.
Security Certified Network Professional (SCNP)
Designed for network administrators, the Security Certified Network Professional certification from SCP gives the additional hands-on
skills needed to protect a network from the inside out. The core course is Strategic Infrastructure Security.
Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA)
Intended for information systems security professionals and internal review auditors, this course covers organizational policies,
procedures, and processes to ensure that an organization's information systems align with overall business goals and objectives.
- Certified Information Security Manager (CISM)
This certification is intended for information security and IT professionals, such as network administrators and engineers, IT
managers, and IT auditors, and other individuals who want to establish processes to ensure that information security measures align
with established business needs.
Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP)
Those with CISSP certification are firmly grounded in the knowledge requirements of today’s security professional. This course will
expand upon students’ knowledge by addressing the essential elements of the 10 domains that comprise a Common Body of
Knowledge (CBK) for information systems security professionals.