Items Tagged with 'training'

BAE Systems announced that it is currently training an unprecedented 2,036 apprentices across its UK-based defence and security businesses.

BAE Systems has opened the £15.6 million Academy for Skills & Knowledge training academy, marking the single largest investment in skills for the UK’s aerospace sector.

L-3 Communications announced that its Link Simulation & Training (L-3 Link) business has been awarded a position to compete under the U.S. Air Force (USAF) Training Systems Acquisition (TSA) III contract. L-3 is one of 12 large company contractors to compete for future TSA III task orders over the next 10 years, which, collectively, could have a potential value of $20.9 billion.

Boeing has completed its upgrade of all U.S. Air Force F-22 Raptor Mission Training Centers with its high-fidelity Constant Resolution Visual System (CRVS). The system trains pilots in a more realistic visual environment than current simulators and allows them to experience extreme maneuvers that typically are only practiced in a simulator.

 Tech-X Corp. will be holding a free VSim Training Session in Boulder, Colo. for two days starting October 22 at 9 a.m. A free work day will be available the following day on October 24. 

 Analog Devices, Inc. is participating in Avnet Inc.’s X-fest 2014 technical training events and demonstrating rapid prototyping platforms for software-defined radio (SDR), GSPS data acquisition solutions and RF signal processing components that are compatible with Xilinx, Inc.  

TJ Green Associates LLC announced it will be offering a three day microwave packaging technology course in Boston, May 7-9th.

Indium Corp. announces that Tony Teo has been hired as associate director for sales and marketing for the Asia-Pacific region, including China.  

The latest entry in Madden's blog on the Richardson RFPD website is titled, "Active Antenna Systems Reach the Tipping Point." The article covers how China Mobile is driving the industry to massive deployment of active antenna systems (AAS) solutions, as well as the application of simple AAS solutions in frequency-division duplexing (FDD) communications for crowded, urban areas. The article concludes with Mobile Experts' forecast of a 40 percent average market growth for AAS during the next five years.

Twenty one students from The University of Nottingham Ningbo Campus (UNNC), UK who have just completed a unique training course in the design of integrated circuits, have all been offered jobs by Sondrel in China.