Trainocate recognised as #1 Microsoft Learning Partner worldwide

Trainocate Holdings, Sri Lanka’s largest IT and human capability development training provider, has been recognised as the 2021 Microsoft Learning Partner of the Year; the first Asian company ever to have earned the illustrious title.

The annual global awards recognise Microsoft partners demonstrating excellence in innovation and implementation of customer solutions based on Microsoft technology. It acknowledges outstanding contributions and successes by partners from over 100 countries and in a wide variety of categories, including partner competencies, cloud to edge technologies, entrepreneurial spirit, and social impact. This year, amidst the many challenges of conducting operations under an ongoing pandemic, Trainocate was selected over 4,400 entries, adding yet another feather to its cap of accolades.

“In this fast-paced digital era, being recognised as the first Asian country to achieve this honour is a testament to the hard work and dedication put in by the Trainocate team in close collaboration with Microsoft, to help our customers and partners achieve organisational success,” said Zafarullah Hashim, Chief Executive Officer, Trainocate Sri Lanka. “This award will only strengthen our commitment towards broadening our portfolio of Microsoft-led training solutions and services, allowing us also to expand our network as a top-tier Microsoft partner.”

Founded in 1995, Trainocate has invested significantly in expanding its influence in emerging technologies by taking its cutting-edge and industry-recognised curriculum and certification courses across the globe. Now with a strong presence in 14 countries and in 26 locations around the globe, the company has helped numerous professionals expedite their careers through core competencies such as Analytics, Artificial Intelligence, Big Data, Cloud Computing, Data Science, Dev Ops, and Machine Learning.

“Axiata Digital Labs (ADL) signed up with Trainocate at the beginning of this year, and we have now successfully completed Microsoft Azure certification training for over 200 ADL employees within a period of five months. Trainocate was very professional and provided us with excellent training plans to meet our needs and vision. We have got great feedback from our participants, and they have repeatedly highlighted how flexible and easy it was to work with them,” said Ridmi Silva, Axiata Digital Labs Lead HR – L&D.

With over 25 years of experience in the field, Trainocate enjoys authorized training partner status and affiliations with leading IT vendors and organisations like AWS, Cisco, CompaTIA, Google Cloud Platform, Microsoft, NetApp, IBM, Red Hat, Trend Micro, VMware, and many others. Trainocate’s strong curriculum of industry-certified training consists of over 2000 courses. It encourages multi-dimensional approaches in learning, where some courses are developed with cross functional vendor capabilities for clients who wish to train themselves across vendors simultaneously. With Training Needs Analysis, Trainocate works with its clients to measure existing competencies against industry benchmarks, so as to identify technical and operational skill gaps and recommend action plans in order to realise each client’s full talent potential.

About Trainocate

Trainocate is a pioneer in delivering cutting-edge training and certifications affiliated with some of the world’s leading IT vendors. With more than 25 years of experience in the field, Trainocate delivers a broad portfolio of industry-certified courses, helping both individuals and organisations upgrade their skillset and be more competitive in a fast-paced digital world. Trainocate is the Authorized Training Partner for Microsoft in Sri Lanka and has delivered Microsoft courseware through its flexible learning solutions to numerous professionals and enterprises across the country.

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Trainocate 1: The Trainocate Sri Lanka team

Trainocate 2: Zafarullah Hashim, Chief Executive Officer, Trainocate Sri Lanka