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News Release from: Heidelberg | Subject: Print Media Academy annual programme
Edited by the Printingtalk Editorial
Team on 01 February 2008
Print Media Academy Announces 40-Seminar
Programme
Heidelberg's Print Media Academy will stage its annual programme with courses and 40 seminars, training courses and workshops.
The company said that the events are aimed at print buyers, specialists and management staff throughout the print media industry The Print Media Academy offers training courses on Heidelberg products, technological innovations, business management, sales and international management, as well as an advanced course on print media management
This article was originally published on Printingtalk on 6 Jun 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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Heidelberg said that the Print Media Academy is the hub of a global network that covers 18 locations in 15 countries.
The academy has four sites in Germany alone - in Heidelberg, Ludwigsburg, Monchengladbach and Leipzig.
All sites communicate on a regular basis and share information on the latest trends in the print media industry.
In 2007, the Print Media Academy opened its Educ@te Centre in Eppelheim near Heidelberg (Germany).
With 140 approved trainers the 8,500 square metre training centre is claimed to be unique in the printing industry and provides a place for Heidelberg to hold its product training courses.
Each year, 17,000 participants attend training courses held by the Print Media Academy network.
Bernd Schopp, the head of the Print Media Academy, explained: "The print media industry is in a constant state of flux.
We must play an active role in shaping and coping with these changes.
Professional training activities provide the necessary support.
Just as machines need regular maintenance and software requires upgrades, so managers and employees must be given continuing training.
Education is becoming an increasingly important factor for print shops as they strive to offer their customers top quality and services.".
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