North African Institution of Technology ConsultingNAITECH Training — online courses
One presentation per course, viewed in your browser and followed by a PDF handout. Every seat is named, every learner is assessed, and the organisation receives a report.
The first obstacle to continuing education is not budget, it is the diary. A two-day session has to be negotiated, scheduled, then pushed back. A presentation is worked through at the desk, chapter by chapter, and picked up where it was left.
The large online course libraries cover tools and general skills. They do not cover labour legislation, public procurement, social security or compliance as they actually apply in the country where your teams work. That is precisely what NAITECH has been teaching in the classroom for years, country by country.
Each path includes an entry-level test, an exit assessment and individual recommendations. The organisation receives a report: who followed what, what is mastered, what still needs work. That report is what justifies the spend to a management team.
Objectives and programme are taken word for word from the course outline. What you read in the catalogue is what the participant will see: there is no sales version and no delivered version.
For part of the catalogue, the presentation also carries material developed by NAITECH from published work, cited at the end. Every slide states where it comes from: published programme, or developed material.
The presentation opens in the browser, slide by slide, with its outline. The source file does not leave NAITECH Consult: no address on the site serves it.
The participant then receives the course handout as a PDF watermarked NAITECH Consult: the full outline, the developed material and its references. That is the document they keep.
The online catalogue keeps the structure of the NAITECH catalogue: 17 domains, 154 courses, and as many presentations — 3048 slides in all.
Every login is personal and tied to one named learner. It cannot be shared, duplicated or passed to a colleague: the path, the assessment and the certificate belong to one identified person, and a shared seat would make the report wrong. Any sharing identified leads to revocation of the seat, with no refund.
Each presentation can be revisited 3 times after the first viewing — 4 in total. Beyond that, access to that course closes; the learner’s results and certificate are kept.
Access and payment termsPrice per seat per year, excluding tax. Falling to −30 % depending on headcount.
One course
A whole domain
The catalogue (154 courses)
Your staff view the presentations on demand, each at their own pace, across the scope purchased. There is no cap on seats; the per-seat price falls by tier.
A trainer runs the session remotely, with at most 12 people. Beyond that it stops being training and becomes a webinar: the cap is pedagogical, not commercial.
You state the scope you want and how many people are to be trained. We issue a priced quote.
The invoice is issued by NAITECH Consult, then approved and signed by the chief executive.
Payment is by bank transfer, against the invoice. No online payment is requested.
A named login is sent for each enrolled person, within 24 to 48 working hours of payment being received.
Every course in the catalogue has its presentation. The review is being completed domain by domain, starting with the regulatory topics: labour law and public procurement are reviewed by an expert before release, and the developed material by a subject trainer. Request a quote: we will tell you which domains are open and when the others follow. Classroom and in-house training remain available with no wait.