"Our Audio Essentials course, the content of which is constantly evolving, gives delegates a firm foundation of the first principles of audio installation. This foundation means that they understand how and why audio installations either succeed or fail," said RGB's CTO, David Webster.
"From the all important revenue generating perspective, the Audio Essentials course will help delegates to expertly highlight to potential customers the superior levels of sound quality which can be achieved from investment in top quality audio solutions, steering them away from settling for a poor quality but cheaper option," continued Webster.
The Audio Essentials course has already been well received with 69% of delegates, who attended during the first half of 2012, rating the course as being excellent.
"As a newcomer to the AV industry, I wanted and needed to understand the basics of audio," explained Greg Dixon, service workshop technician at Focus 21. "Audio Essentials is the best course I've done. It was very informative and I learnt a great deal and picked up some extremely useful tips."
"Audio Essentials is an excellent course. The tutor was clearly an audio expert and his enthusiasm for the subject filtered down to the delegates," said Luke Sanger, director at iCensia.
The objective of all of RGB's training courses is to make sure that its channel partners are fully up to date with the latest solutions from its product portfolio and importantly, know how to successfully deploy them.
"Good training leads to increased expertise among our channel partners. Audio Essentials makes sure that the same emphasis is placed on audio as it is on video, together we can put the 'A' back into AV and deliver high quality audio solutions which win new business and drive repeat business," Webster added.
The next Audio Essentials training course take place on Tuesday 4 September and Tuesday 27 November.
(Jim Evans)
