CommLab India will be providing the entire gamut of eLearning services to Ministry of Oil (MOI), Republic of Iraq to help it achieve its training goals.

Secunderabad, Andhra Pradesh -- (SBWire) -- 10/17/2011 --CommLab India has been awarded an eLearning contract by the Ministry of Oil, Republic of Iraq. This turnkey project is the first of its kind for the Ministry of Oil. The first phase of this project involves a one-year pilot across three of their locations – a refinery, a training center and the oil ministry. CommLab India will be providing the entire gamut of eLearning services– setting up eLearning centers, synchronous & asynchronous learning solutions, LMS and training their L&D staff and of course, custom courseware development.

This project was the culmination of a series of meetings with key stakeholders from the Ministry of Oil who saw the tremendous value CommLab India could provide them in launching their eLearning initiative. CommLab India will be using state-of-the-art information and communication technology combined with Industry-standard e-learning design practices and world-class project management to help Ministry of Oil achieve its training goals.

Speaking on this memorable milestone, the CEO RK Prasad, said “We are proud of being awarded this project. We got this order against industry leaders in Oil and Gas training in the Middle East. We really look forward to lending our expertise in corporate training, the development of custom content, implementation of LMS, and offering extensive training and support to help the Ministry of Oil roll out this exciting initiative”. The COO Dr. Ayesha Omer added “Our multi-discipline expertise in all aspects of corporate training and eLearning, coupled with our proven track record and solid testimonials from delighted customers were the key factors for winning the contract."

CommLab India is looking forward to partnering with the Ministry of Oil to help their people acquire the relevant skills, knowledge and qualifications for contributing effectively to the oil and gas industry.