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News Release from: AdVal Learning Solutions | Subject: E-learning
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 24 March 2005
Engineer Tank Systems Training Capacity
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E-learning is a major component in a training package being finalised by AdVal Learning Solutions (ALS) for the British Army's Engineer Tank Systems (ETS).
E-learning is a major component in a training package being finalised by AdVal Learning Solutions (ALS) for the British Army's Engineer Tank Systems (ETS) ALS has also been contracted to increase its delivery of classrooms to Bovington to meet a ramp-up in training delivery required when the ETS vehicles enter service
This article was originally published on Manufacturingtalk on 23 Jun 2005 at 8.00am (UK)
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The ALS package is being delivered on behalf of BAE Systems Land Systems to the RE Wing of the Driving and Maintenance School at Bovington and the School of Electrical and Mechanical Engineering (SEME) in Bordon.
Three courses are being developed: one for RE crewman, one for REME Vehicle Mechanics and one for REME Electronic Technicians.
The courses include a major e-learning component to be delivered via a dual screen workstation.
ALS has been contracted by BAE Systems Land Systems to provide six additional temporary classrooms at a contract value in excess of 300,000 GBP.
"The original contract was for five fixed classrooms but when the audience to be trained was fully scoped, this proved to be inadequate for the training schedule required to bring the vehicles into service" said Peter Bonfield, ALS managing director and the ETS programme director.
The additional classrooms will have built-in air conditioning and heating and are to be installed at Bovington complete with the multimedia training package that ALS is already contracted by BAE Systems Land Systems to develop.
"Once the initial surge training phase is complete, the classrooms could be relocated to RE units to provide a flexible training resource for ongoing training needs," said Peter Bonfield.
Aylesbury-based ALS's training package supports the introduction of two vehicles to service: TITAN - an armoured bridge laying vehicle, and TROJAN - an armoured obstacle clearing vehicle.
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