Compendium Education Center was established to addres a training need of companies working in the IT industry. The mission of Compendium EC is to provide specialized training courses in advanced products and teleinformation technologies in Central and Eastern Europe.
The most significant asset that professional training provides is that it improves employees skills and gives your company the advantage over the competition. Our beneficial relationship with leading producers of innovative products and technologies provides many opportunities to promote their solutions in markets that have the highest investment potential and education needs in Central Europe.
Since 2000, Compendium Education Center has been a trusted provider of authorized and proprietary IT training for professionals across Poland and Central and Eastern Europe. We offer a comprehensive range of over 30 certifications from leading technology providers, including Microsoft, SUSE, Apple, Check Point, Fortinet, Cloudera, F5 Networks, ISC2, AWS, Mile2, Palo Alto Networks, and many more, establishing us as one of the most versatile and trusted IT training centers in the region.
While the majority of our IT training sessions take place in Poland, Compendium CE is equipped to deliver select authorized training programs internationally. Our training sessions are conducted in English, ensuring accessibility to a global audience.
Training locations are flexible and arranged in collaboration with our clients to suit their needs. With a focus on specialized IT training for advanced products—requiring highly qualified instructors and state-of-the-art equipment.
As part of the Exclusive Networks group, we draw on the expertise of global industry leaders. Our training programs are designed to combine theoretical knowledge with practical skills, ensuring professionals are well-prepared for the ever-evolving IT industry.
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Among the Compendium Education Center’s clients are large enterprises and companies from the SME sector. Our educational expertise has been taken advantage of by state, local government and financial institutions, telecommunication operators, commercial enterprises and universities, state administration and companies from the chemical, educational, financial, telecommunications, consulting, media, industry, uniformed services, transport, health and pharmaceutical sectors.