HOLBORN, U.K. - TelAve -- CNet Training, The Global Leader of Technical Education for the Digital Infrastructure Industry has been awarded Silver in this year's Defence Employer Recognition Awards that recognises organisations on-going commitment to the Armed Forces Community across the UK.

In order to be considered for the award, organisations must be able to actively demonstrate that they treat service personnel and the wider armed forces community fairly during recruiting and selection processes, actively ensure that their workforce is aware of their positive policies towards defence people issues and demonstrate support to mobilisations or have a framework in place by providing at least five days' additional special leave.

Following on from signing the Armed Forces Covenant and being awarded Bronze, the prestigious Silver award now recognises CNet as an organisation that is actively supporting the Armed Forces Community, has put positive HR policies in place and shows continued encouragement for the team Reservists.

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Alexandra Hall, Customer Experience Coordinator at CNet Training, "CNet Training is excellent; the whole team are really supportive of me being a reservist. It's great to work for a company that supports the Armed Forces. CNet has put HR policies in place to support reservists which allows me to have additional annual leave to accommodate training and upcoming annual camp obligations."

CNet has a longstanding commitment to supporting the armed forces during their time in the armed forces and throughout their resettlement. Since 1996, CNet has educated thousands of service leavers, providing them with the skills, hands-on experience and sought-after qualifications to enter the network infrastructure and data centre sectors (the digital infrastructure industry).

Andrew Stevens, CEO, CNet Training, "CNet has always supported those who have served and who are currently serving, and all those connected with the Armed Forces. We strongly believe the experience gained in the Armed Forces provides key transferable knowledge, skills and disciplines to work across the network infrastructure and data centre sectors. CNet employs many ex-Forces personnel as well as a number of Reservists. Congratulations to all the organisations across the UK who have received their Employee Recognition #SilverERS2020 award. We are proud of this significant achievement and plan to continue working hard and striving forward towards Gold in 2021."

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Find out more about CNet's support for the Armed Forces Community here - https://www.cnet-training.com/programs/resettlement/