The website now has a section dedicated to the Tavcom Academy where students can learn about and sign up for a comprehensive CPD
www.tavcom.com has been redesigned to make it easier for visitors to navigate around and find information they need

www.tavcom.com has been redesigned to make it much easier for website visitors to navigate around to find the information they need; be it a list of Tavcom’s traditional award winning BTEC certificated classroom courses or Distance Learning courses, which allow participants to learn in their own time and at their own pace.

“The website now has a section dedicated to the Tavcom Academy where students can learn about and sign up for a comprehensive CPD (Continual Professional Development) course, or they can purchase individual ‘Knowledge’ courses which cover a wide range of security systems subjects and also allows students to acquire valuable CPD points,” said Paul Tennent, Tavcom’s Managing Director. “I believe the new version of our website is much easier on the eye as we have used images as links to various sections, but most importantly it allows clients to quickly hone in on a learning training opportunity which is most relevant to their current levels of knowledge and personal circumstances.”

The launch of the new website closely follows on from the announcement that Tavcom has completed a major upgrade of the CCTV training facilities at its Bishops Waltham training centre. The investment made in the new training facilities, as well as the new website, reflects Tavcom’s determination to maintain its position as the market leading security systems training provider.

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