Video Arts

Video Arts has been awarded accreditation for providing 'exceptional learning which delivers performance outcomes' by the Learning and Performance Institute (LPI).

A new poll on ‘bad bosses’ gives an insight into what workers in Britain and the United States want - and don’t want - from their leaders.

Video Arts has launched a new e-learning course which highlights a best practice approach to building, leading and working in cross cultural teams.

To help prepare its students for the world of work, a secondary school in Middlesex has run a sales training session using two training films from learning content specialist Video Arts.

Video Arts has won the 2013 International E-Learning Award for the best business use of mobile learning, presented by the International E-Learning Association.

A new DVD training resource, designed to help British companies create an anti-bribery culture, is now available from learning content specialist Video Arts.

Learning content specialist Video Arts has enhanced its library of soft skills and behavioural e-learning resources with 49 new e-learning courses covering desktop IT skills.

Video Arts, the world’s leading provider of video-based learning content, has appointed a new head of bespoke learning projects.

Video Arts has been recognised for the high quality of its video training, e-learning, m-learning and customer service after being awarded ISO 9001 - the world’s most prestigious quality management standard - for the 12th consecutive...

Rushcliffe Borough Council has created a training programme on internal customer service, built around a training video produced by Video Arts, called ‘Inside Information’. The programme is now being rolled out to the council’s 360 staff.