The comprehensive CEDIA schedule will provide a solid technical foundation to the industry, as well as complete preparation for candidates studying for the CEDIA EST2 examination taking place at the end of the PALME education schedule. It will also provide training for applicants studying for the CEDIA designer level one and home cinema design specialist certification examination.

Courses will be delivered by experienced industry experts and include CEDIA’s education manager, Peter Aylett and Neil Davidson, UK manager of CEDIA trade supplier member, Genesis Technologies.

Sessions will focus on a range of topics including; home cinema technologies, home cinema video design, TCP/IP for integrators, home cinema audio design, technology and social trends in residential integrated systems, designing infrastructure for Ethernet and the client, the designer and the design process.

Peter says, “Our programme for PALME 2010 education schedule is very comprehensive. It will give members in the Middle East an outstanding opportunity to learn, grow their skill-sets and improve their businesses”.

The Association will have a presence on stand 2A35 in the Install part of PALME with staff on hand to explain to visitors about the organisation’s work in the region, the benefits that CEDIA membership brings and opportunities for participation at the CEDIA Expo in June 2010.