Industry

Where the industry learns

Every company in the industry catalogue that exists to teach, certify or credential, pulled out of the timeline and grouped by what it is: a centre that sells a manufacturer's curriculum, a body that certifies a person, a platform that sells a library, a school that grants a degree. The distinction matters because the entries keep drawing it.

Authorised training centres

Companies that deliver a manufacturer's own curriculum through instructors the manufacturer has certified.

Certification bodies and exam delivery

Organisations whose product is the credential itself, and the companies that administer the examinations.

Learning platforms and labs

Libraries, marketplaces and lab environments where the instructor, the university or anyone at all supplies the course.

Schools and research institutes

Institutions that grant degrees or run programmes rather than sell courses.

Also tagged training

Entries carrying the training tag that the sections above do not name.

Where the headquarters and footprints come from

Each card's flag is the founding country, as on the industry timeline; the HQ and the activity line come from the pages below, read on the dates given. A dotted footprint with a question mark is a default, the headquarters country standing in until the footprint is researched.