Emerge as a vibrant IT Professional with Informatics Info-Comm Technology

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Singapore, 17 March 2003
Informatics Global Higher Education

Emerge as a vibrant IT Professional with Informatics Info-Comm Technology

With  emergence of a knowledge-based economy, many are embracing the vision
of  utilising  Info-Communications  and technology (ICT) to propel a global
network  hub  of dynamic business and technological innovations. The nature
of  Info-Comm  sector  is  characterised by rapid changes in technology and
includes  distribution  and sales, or services and solutions related to the
Computing,  Telecommunications  and Communications and Online Digital Media
industries.

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|                       |Info-Comm  products  and  services.  In this fast|
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Diploma/Advanced  Diploma  in  Info-Comm  Technology  (ADICT)  programme is
designed for individuals who wish to learn about updated telecommunications
technologies and to embark on career advancement in the Info-Comm industry.
Upon  completion of Year 1 in the ADICT programme, students can opt for the
following majors:

      * Communication Engineering
      * Multimedia Communication
      * Business Communication
      * Database Systems

As affirmed by Insead Professor of e-Business and IT Soumitra Dutta, editor
with  World  Economic Forum (WEF), "The fundamental role of information and
communication technologies (ICT) has long been recognised as a catalyst for
organisational  transformation  and  change.  As  a  consequence, gaining a
better  understanding  of  the economic and business impact of ICT has been
identified as a key research priority."

The  academic  advancement  pathways available for students after attaining
the Advanced Diploma in Info-Comm Technology are:
   ¬  University of Wales
      -     Bsc Business Computer and IT
      -     Bsc Computer Science
   ¬  University of Central England in Birmingham
      -     Bsc (Hons) Software Engineering
      -     Bsc (Hons) Business Information Technology
      -     Bsc (Hons) Information Systems
      -     Bsc (Hons) Computing
   ¬  Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology
      -     Bachelor of Applied Science
   ¬  University of Southern Queensland
      -     Bachelor of Information Technology
      -     Bachelor of Business
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As  reported  in  Business Times on 4 February 2003, Ian Bertram, Gartner's
vice  president  for  Asia  Pacific was quoted, "This year we expecting the
growth of 8.70 per cent to cross US$2.22 billion in IT service. By 2006, we
estimate IT services market to cross the US$3 billion threshold, growing at
a 10.6 per cent annual clip between now and then."

Embrace  and  experience the rising challenges of Info-Comm Technology with
your nearest Informatics centre today!

For more information, please contact:
Yeong Lai Lai
Global Business Unit, Higher Education
Senior Executive, Marketing and Communications
Email: address@hidden


ABOUT INFORMATICS GROUP
The  Informatics Group, established in 1983, is a multinational corporation
providing  training  and educational services in information technology and
business  management.  Through  its international franchising programme and
strategic  acquisitions, Informatics presently has a global network of more
than  550  centres  spanning 45 countries. The company presently offers six
franchise  products:  Informatics  Computer School, Thames Business School,
Informatics  Professional Development Centre, CAL Computer Training Centre,
Cambridge  Child  Development Centre and RACC. For more information, please
visit http://www.informaticsgroup.com

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