Edana returns to India to give its world famous training courses for a second time
 

After a successful launch in 2006, Edana, in co-operation with BCH, will organise its two highly-acclaimed nonwovens and absorbent hygiene products training courses, for the second time in India in December 2007.

Taking place during the week of 1st December 2007 in New Delhi, these 2-day training courses will provide a unique opportunity for India’s newcomers to the industry, to quickly gain a complete understanding of the various technologies, processes, raw materials and market aspects of nonwovens and absorbent hygiene products.

Although designed primarily for marketing and technical/R&D executives from producers, suppliers and converters, it is expected that, because of India’s emerging nonwovens industry, the training courses will again attract, as was the case for the first courses in India in 2006, the interest of potential investors and business executives who are considering entering this exciting sector.

The continuously updated training courses, containing exclusive copyrighted material and data, make extensive use of visuals and samples and each participating delegates receives a comprehensive set of notes and certificate once having completed the course. Innovations for the Indian version of the course will include product development exercises.

Registration for the training courses (Nonwovens: 3rd-4th December and Absorbent Hygiene Products: 5th-6th December), is on a “first come, first served basis”. Each course will be limited to approximately 30 to 35 delegates, so early registration is advised. Priority will be given to last year’s surplus candidates.

The first edition of Edana’s training courses in India, which took place in November 2006, was attended by a record number of participants (40 for the nonwovens course and 30 for the absorbent hygiene products training course), whose comments included, ‘Very comprehensive’, ‘Exhaustive’, ‘Informative and useful’, ‘Excellent overall!!’, ‘The right mix of theoretical and practical knowledge’.

Courtesy: Business Co-ordination House (BCH). Web site: www.bch.in