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					Technical 
					training is one of Ferrari's most valuable tools in 
					achieving and maintaining the exceptional standards of 
					excellence that have always distinguished its cars. For this 
					reason, the company's Technical Assistance Service has now 
					been given a new Training Centre base which is replacing the one 
					which formerly was based on the factory grounds.
 The new Training Centre facility consists of offices, classrooms and 
					workshops, and covers a total of 1,200 square metres. It is 
					the fruit of the Prancing Horse's collaboration with a 
					multifaceted organisation made up of professionals with long 
					Ferrari experience. The result is a facility that provides 
					an integrated service in terms of the development, training 
					and management service of the worldwide assistance network.
 
 Ferrari is currently present on fifty two markets and is expanding 
					its international presence rapidly, and so the Training 
					Service also offers four centres in the USA, Great Britain, China 
					and Maranello. This means that Ferrari is in a position to 
					meet all of the local logistical and regulatory requirements 
					of these markets as it is able to offer a wider range and 
					more flexible courses contemporaneously, from basic 
					electronics to client management, advanced diagnosis and 
					driving.
 
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							The Ferrari network employs over 1,500 technicians 
							and these are the people the Technical Assistance 
							Service training routes are aimed at. |  
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							The Ferrari Training Centre facility consists of 
							offices, classrooms and workshops, and covers a 
							total of 1,200 square metres. |  
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					The Ferrari network employs over 1,500 technicians and these 
					are the people the Technical Assistance Service training 
					routes are aimed at. A total of 149 multilingual basic and 
					advanced courses in Mechanics, Bodywork, Electrics, Product 
					and After Sales were held in 2006. The basic level courses 
					are compulsory for all technical personnel while the 
					advanced are obligatory for technicians wishing to become 
					the Technical Assistance Service's reference experts for 
					individual markets.
 
 These training routes also include work experience stints at 
					the factory in Maranello or at the Ferrari subsidiaries 
					which are located across 
					the globe, depending on the individual technician.
					This integrated structure has resulted in a certified 
					network well up to the standard of the elite product it 
					services.
 
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