Tavcom benefits from Samsung Electronics kit

Samsung Electronics donated a valuable selection of digital recorders, cameras and domes that will be of benefit to students and tutors during essential practical training sessions at Tavcom’s Hampshire headquarters.

Tavcom Director Paul Tennent said: “Hands-on training using the very latest security technology’ is vital if our students are to ‘hit the ground running’ in today’s competitive workplace.

“Although Tavcom remains a fiercely independent company, we welcome material and technical support from all major manufacturers like Samsung Electronics so that our students can gain experience with the ‘real world’ systems that they will encounter in the field.

“We are hugely grateful to Samsung Electronics for aiding and endorsing our training programmes with this very significant contribution to our resources.”

Martin Cottle, Samsung Electronics senior business development manager, said: “Having personally attended Tavcom training courses in the past, I am fully aware of the benefits of being able to provide state of the art technology for students.

“Samsung Electronics is delighted to have been able to assist with the provision of some of our latest technology for students to train with. The Samsung Electronics Video Security Systems team, both in the UK and Korea, wholly endorse the highly professional training services delivered to the security industry by Tavcom Training.”

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