November has been a busy month for us moving over to the new Apple courses. The Snow 101 Support Essentials has become our current best seller, with November's course full well in advance. If you haven't already booked, we've got availibility in 2010. The first delivery of Snow 201 Server Essentials is happening on 30th November. We've also run the first couple of deliveries of the new Final Cut Pro 101 v7 course, welcoming back Chris Roberts to Old Broadcasting House.

We have also met some great new clients recently who have been able to take advantage of the Train to Gain Enhancement funding to help them meet current demand. One such company is Bradford-based Fruition. Having secured a major new client for producing video content, they needed some training on Snow Leopard and Final Cut to maximise business opportunities. nti Leeds has been able to help them access the training at only 40% of the list price.

Jonathan Grice from Fruition commented, "This new business is a fantastic opportunity for us to break into the video services market. The nti course has helped us tremendously in taking this forward."