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Londonlearning was founded in 2001 to design, deliver and promote high quality learning solutions from the UK. These include online learning courses from the Institute of Administrative Management (IAM), a UK Awarding Body.

Londonlearning claims that:

Our experienced managers in the UK work closely with partners in India to offer you cost effective e-learning solutions for companies, universities, schools and colleges.
Our Managing Director Mr Gerry Barnard has worked in education and training for over 30 years. He has led successful Government funded national projects in learning object technologies. Gerry has a wealth of experience through operating at the highest levels in the UK and engaging with government ministers around the world. He has a Masters degree in Education from the University of Sussex where he focussed on industry/education links.


More details at http://www.london-learning.com/section/about/who.htm

There is a news feed at http://www.london-learning.com/section/about/news.htm

First home educated learner to achieve national ICT qualification with Londonlearning - November 2010

(sourced from http://www.london-learning.com/section/about/news.htm)

Parents of young people between the ages of 11 and 18 being educated at home in the United Kingdom will join Londonlearning in congratulating Sam Connolly from Aylesbury in Bucks in achieving the Institute of Administrative Management’s Award in ICT.
Sam is the first young person in the UK to achieve the qualification who is not attending a school or college full time. The IAM Award in ICT is broadly similar to a GCSE Grade A* -C pass, so Sam can add this vocationally related qualification to his other qualifications already achieved, that include IGCSE History A*, Maths A, English A, and Physics A.
Sam, a keen swimmer, musician and wood carver studied the Londonlearning course at home for over a year. He developed his IT competency using the interactive course online tutorials and online assessment exercises and applied his IT skills to submit an online portfolio of assignments where he demonstrated how he could apply his skills.
"Sam submitted an excellent iportfolio of assignments demonstrating his application of ICT” said Londonlearning’s Connie Elsner, “he can show any future employer or University his actual competence. We congratulate Sam and his family and are certain that Sam will excel in his future studies. We wish him every success".
Note: The IAM Award in ICT qualification has been superseded in the national Qualifications and Credit Framework by the new IAM Level 2 Certificate in IT User Skills (ITQ) (QCF).

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