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Trainor – Groupe Apave partners with ATTS to expand access to training in Asia-Pacific

Trainor is expanding into the Asia-Pacific market through a new partnership with Singapore-based Assets Training & Technical Services (ATTS), making high-quality e-learning courses more accessible to a wider audience across the region.

Through the collaboration, Trainor’s portfolio of CompEx e-learning courses will be offered via ATTS, enabling easier access to globally recognized CompEx certification for work in explosive atmospheres for customers in Asia-Pacific.

By combining Trainor’s digital training capabilities with ATTS’ local presence and market knowledge, the collaboration opens new opportunities for professionals across the region.

“One of the key benefits of this partnership is flexibility,” says Stian Martinsen, Director Apave Nordics Region and CEO at Trainor. “With e-learning, participants can complete training wherever they are. This makes it easier to access and maintain critical competence in a more efficient way.”

Trainor’s courses are based on international standards and certifications, including CompEx, providing learners with recognized qualifications that meet industry requirements. This is particularly important in sectors such as energy, oil and gas, and process industries, where safety and compliance are essential.

Looking ahead, Trainor will continue working to increase accessibility, including by offering its courses in more languages.

"By partnering with Trainor, we can offer more accessible and relevant training solutions to our customers,” says Thomas Won, Executive Director of ATTS. “This collaboration allows us to combine strong digital learning with local expertise and support the growing need for certified competence in Asia-Pacific.”

With this initiative, Trainor strengthens its international presence and takes another step in making high-quality competence development available to a broader global audience.

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Sean Stewart

Business Development Manager – Trainor Apave