Education

• Currently, Sybiz offers a set of whitepapers that can be used to develop course content if an educational institution wishes to train students on its software.
• This program needs to be taken further, with discounted or free software and further support being made available to these institutions upon request.
• The creation of a certification program for students to gain accreditation in Sybiz software could further cement interest and awareness in the software.
• The move is not unprecedented. A TAFE college in WA has already negotiated am alliance with Cisco that sees its computing and engineering students using a Cisco network. Students are then eligible to apply for Cisco accreditation, in addition to receiving their diploma qualification from the TAFE.
• The overall benefit of pushing tertiary users onto Sybiz software is the dividends it will pay in the future to have wave after wave of Sybiz-savvy graduates entering the industry, from the top accounting firms down to a local practitioner.

GRANT COMMON
Managing Director

Network PR optimises brand appeal by matching messages to individual markets and mapping a communication ‘Network of Influence’ to ensure messages are delivered with clarity & credibility