Formatech Expands, Offering Professional Training and Courses Globally

Apr 26, 2023

Formatech has gone global, offering professional courses to customers around the world through strategic collaborations.

Beirut, Lebanon - April 26, 2023 —

Beirut-based Formatech is delighted to confirm ambitious expansion plans. The company, which specialises in learning and development, has gone global. 


Formatech is a leading provider of professional courses and programmes. The company already works with businesses across the Middle East and North Africa. Now, as Formatech continues to expand, clients in other parts of the world are benefitting from first-class training and innovative corporate courses. 


Expanding globally has enabled Formatech to reach new markets and audiences and provide access to expert training and coaching to organisations, teams and individuals across several regions. Building on the success of operations in the MENA region, the Formatech team is looking forward to forming new relationships and taking the company’s training programmes all over the world. 


Formatech has branched out and is exploring international opportunities by collaborating with businesses and organisations based in other countries and regions. The most recent example is a partnership with UK-based Barefoot Coaching. This exciting new collaboration has allowed Formatech to expand training and development services and offer courses for individuals and companies across the UK. 


Formatech caters to both individuals and organisations, offering high-quality training and coaching delivered by certified trainers. The company provides a diverse range of courses across multiple fields and subject areas, including business management, IT, project and process management and English. To date, Formatech has already provided over 235,000 hours of training. 


The global expansion marks an incredibly exciting step forward for Formatech and the team is thrilled to be creating new strategic training partnerships and collaborating with partners in countries across the world. Customers based in almost every region can now access exceptional professional training with ease. 


Formatech has delivered courses since 1995 and it has established an excellent reputation based on providing high-quality training and coaching, which makes a positive difference to individual clients and businesses. Using a broad spectrum of learning formats, Formatech offers customised solutions and a flexible schedule to suit the requirements and preferences of the customer. 


About Formatech

Formatech was established in Beirut in 1995. A leading name in the learning and development industry, the company delivers professional training programs for businesses and individuals. Having established an outstanding reputation in the Middle East and North Africa, Formatech has now expanded, offering customers all over the world the opportunity to take advantage of flexible, bespoke courses and coaching. Formatech has collaborated with international partners to expand globally. Courses cover a diverse range of subjects, including IT, business management, project management and English language tuition. This is an important milestone for the company, which has already delivered more than 235,000 hours of training.


Anyone who wishes to learn more about Formatech and the company’s ambitious plans is encouraged to make use of the following contact details:

Contact Info:
Name: Rania Mansour
Email: Send Email
Organization: Formatech
Address: Block B, Damascus Street Sodeco Square, Beirut
Phone: +9611611111
Website: https://www.formatechedu.com/

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