Framework Agreement for Provision of Online Training Courses with Learner Management System

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£6,000,000

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E-learning services
Vocational training services
Training programme services
Industrial and technical training services
Specialist training services
Training software package
Training software development services
Training services

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Submission Deadline

5 months ago

Published

5 months ago

Description

This Framework Agreement for the provision of online training courses with learning platform will include the following;
- provision of suitable approved online training courses with supplementary learning materials where relevant;
- sourcing and enrolling eligible learners for the College; and
- an effective, user-friendly Learner Management System to track progress and encourage learners to submit their initial assignment

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Organisation

West College Scotland

Body governed by public law

Claire Earnshaw

[email protected]

+44 3006006060

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