Learning Tree’s Toronto Education Center Is Moving

HERNDON, Va. – Dec. 28, 2017 – Learning Tree International (OTCQX: LTRE) announced today that the Toronto Education and AnyWare Center located at 1 Dundas Street West will be moving to a new location in the Spring to better serve the workforce development needs in this market.

“Learning Tree has had a significant presence in Toronto for many years, and we will continue to serve this important market with public in-class training at a relocated Education Center. We are finalizing plans for the move, but will continue to serve our clients at 1 Dundas Street West through March 2018. We plan to have our new facility operational in April.” said Richard Spires, CEO of Learning Tree.

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 course library 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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Media Contact:
Tricia Sacchetti
Vice President, Worldwide Marketing
Learning Tree International
+1 703 925 5552
Tricia_Sacchetti@LearningTree.com

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