Welcome to this month's TWI global training e-newsletter. In this issue, in addition to highlighting some of our
forthcoming standard courses worldwide, we report on how tailor-made courses can benefit your company.
We also announce the expansion of our offices in Dubai and bring to your attention the sponsorship funding available for training courses in Malaysia. We introduce a new system that allows candidates to check their provisional results on-line and also Weldspec, one of TWI's many software packages widely used in industry. There is also news of TWI's new technical posters. Finally, we highlight a new scheme that allows TWI's diplomas to count towards UK Engineering degrees. Don't forget our Customer Services (details below) are here to answer your training and certification queries and to assist you to book on our courses. Full details of courses available worldwide are available at www.twitraining.com If you have any comments or feedback regarding this newsletter, please do not hesitate to contact me. Nadine Earp Senior Marketing Officer |
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Tailor-made training... where the customer dictates the content 
When a highly successful company based in the Middle East wanted to educate its supervisors, engineers, leader men and foremen it looked on a global scale for an organisation which could deliver such training to a high standard. It chose TWI.
Brian Hunt head of the Gulf region for TWI enabled this to happen by removing the confines of standard training courses and offering his client a flexible training programme designed around the company's training needs. 
TWI expands its Dubai training centre 
As a result of the very high demand across TWI's range of courses in the Middle East, TWI has expanded its training centre in Dubai.
During November new premises were opened within the Knowledge Village in Dubai. This location provides easy access from main arterial roads, and will also be serviced by the new Metro system, due to become operational by the end of next year.
Sponsorship funding for training courses in Malaysia 
Small and Medium Industries Development Corporation (SMIDEC) is the lead government agency responsible for co-ordinating the development of small and medium industries (SMIs).
Besides offering an advisory service relating to the development of industry, the agency provides training and development programmed for SMI entrepreneurs and the public.
Check your success on-line 
Candidates taking exams in the UK can now check their provisional results on-line.
The service puts candidates in the picture with up-to-the-minute details of their exam results. It keeps candidates informed at all stages of the marking process.
Making life easier - with TWI's software 
TWI's Weldspec is an easy-to-use software program for managing your welding procedure information... such as Welding Procedure Specifications (WPSs) and Procedure Qualification Records (PQRs).
It includes the code rules from EN/ISO 15614, ASME IX and AWS D1.1 and helps you create code compliant PQRs including ranges of approval, essential variables and test requirements. It then writes the WPSs for you.
TWI's diplomas count towards UK Engineering degree 
TWI's diploma courses now contribute towards the award of your degree under the UK national Credit Accumulation Transfer Scheme.
If you're studying with the OU, or would like to, your existing credits count towards your degree. Just apply for a credit transfer by completing a short form and show them your TWI Diploma.
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United Kingdom
- Time of Flight Diffraction
- Visual Welding Inspector - ACFM Crack Microgauge - Paint Inspector Grade 2 - Welding Inspector - Phased array
South East Asia
Middle East
UK T: +44 (0)1223 899500 E: trainexam@twi.co.uk South East Asia T: +603 61573526/28 E: inquiry@twisea.com Middle East T: +971 4 364 30 10/12/14 E: deedar.shah@twime.com North America T: +1 281 680 2000 T: 800 994 1638 (Toll free) E: training@twinorthamerica.com Northern Gulf States T: +98-21-8808351 E: farshid.alizadeh@twi.co.ir 
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