QuickLessons is committed to providing local resources to customers worldwide by building an expanded community of partners. Alfredo Leone, QuickLessons' Managing Director, says, "We welcome working with these new partners who will be able both to use QuickLessons in house and to offer our platform to their clients across the globe."

He notes that eLearning's advantages in reducing travel and training costs flexibility allow companies worldwide to maximize their training budgets. Both developers and learners benefit from the engaging Flash-based courses that can be produced using QuickLessons' templates for content, characters, exercises, and games.



In Europe, new partners Cadpeople, Edustacja.pl, and Studium join existing partners in the Netherlands, Spain, the UK, and Switzerland to make QuickLessons more readily available to European firms. Founded in Poznan, Poland, in 2007, Edustacja.pl is a modern training portal that was developed for both individual and corporate eLearning needs.

In Latin America, e-ABCLearning joins other partner companies supporting QuickLessons customers in the southern hemisphere, including Mexico, Chile, Colombia, and Brazil. Based in Buenos Aires, Argentina, e-ABC specializes in eLearning technical and product solutions, consulting, and custom software development.

On the African continent, QuickLessons welcomes LRMG as new partner for the entire region after their acquisition of QuickLessons' former partner Laragh Skills. With offices in Cape Town and Johannesburg, LRMG is a thirteen-year-old performance agency that creates memorable X-periences in management consulting, learning, talent, and people technology.

In the Middle East, Quicklessons is now available through Saudi Net Link Co™ Ltd. Saudi Net Link offers clients a wide variety of services, including wireless communications, security systems, and management logistics, under which they include eLearning solutions.



QuickLessons also recently reaffirmed their commitment to LINGOs with the appointment of QuickLessons' Managing Director Alfredo Leone to LINGO's Board of Directors. LINGOs is a consortium of over 65 international humanitarian relief, development, conservation, and health organizations. They provides the latest learning technologies and courses so these non-profits can increase the skill levels of their employees, and therefore increase the impact of their programmes.