Keeping Pace with Advanced Digital Technologies: Blockchain Training & AI Machine Learning from Learning Tree
HERNDON, Va. – Feb. 1, 2018 – Learning Tree International (OTCQX: LTRE) has broadened its IT training offering with solutions to address emerging digital technologies in Blockchain and artificial intelligence.
“Learning Tree is excited to continue our expansion of IT training with advancements in digital technologies by providing the breadth of solutions our clients require,” said Richard A. Spires, CEO of Learning Tree. “Technology advancements like Blockchain and artificial intelligence are redefining job roles and driving the need for new skill sets. These new courses are meant to support professionals in learning how to leverage these technologies as tools for business process improvement.”
View Learning Tree’s initial Blockchain training offering (3 new courses) ›
View Learning Tree’s Machine Learning course offering:
The release of these training options is in direct response to the talent shortage brought on by the increasing popularity of these emerging technologies:
- The number of LinkedIn job postings related to Blockchain or cryptocurrencies like bitcoin grew fourfold in 20171
- Demand for job candidates with AI skills has increased nearly fivefold since 2013, and is expected to continue to rise2
- As the popularity of these technologies continues to rise, the demand for trained Blockchain and AI professionals will increase
These new training options continue Learning Tree’s strategic expansion through partners, in addition to its custom-developed content, to keep pace with the rapid developments in digital transformation.
About Learning Tree International
Established in 1974, Learning Tree International is a leading provider of hands-on IT and management training to business and government organizations worldwide – including classroom, live online, on-demand, and customized blended solutions.
Over 2.5 million professionals have enhanced their skills through Learning Tree’s extensive library of proprietary and partner content including: web development, cyber security, program and project management, Agile, operating systems, networking, cloud computing, leadership, and more.
We go beyond training with Workforce Optimization Solutions — a modern approach that improves the adoption of skills and accelerates the implementation of technical and business processes required to improve IT service delivery. These services include: needs assessments, skill gaps analyses, blended delivery, and acceleration workshops delivered by our expert instructors — working professionals with 15+ years of experience in the fields in which they teach.
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Tricia Sacchetti
Vice President, Worldwide Marketing
Learning Tree International
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[1] https://www.bna.com/blockchain-job-market-n73014474195/
[2] http://www.governmentciomagazine.com/governments-next-talent-gap-workers-ai-skills