Where We Began

DeltaNet International started life in the 1990s as the technology division of our sister company Tagus International, a performance improvement consultancy. We were one of the first eLearning businesses to be formed in the UK.

In 1999 Darren Hockley was hired as CEO to give DeltaNet International it's own identity.

DeltaNet International built a strong reputation building bespoke eLearning solutions. We also created a relatively basic Learning Management System called KreateIT to allow clients to launch eLearning cost effectively.

We were increasingly being asked to build Compliance and Health and Safety solutions. In response to this we started to build a re-usable library of content and assets.

In 2008 we launched our first complete off the shelf suite of courses; Business Essentials

We built on the success of our initial suite of courses, Business Essentials, which was superceded by three more; Compliance Essentials, Health and Safety Essentials and Performance Management.

DeltaNet International joined the ADAPT open source project to push forward our vision of fully responsive content.

We launched our new Learning Management System, Astute, to streamline and enhance customers experience of learning, development and compliance activities as well as offering a host of additional features such as risk management, policy management, quizzes, surveys and many more.

Smartphones and tablets were now strongly influencing how people consume media and interact with digital content. To address the changing needs of modern learners, DeltaNet was one of the fore-runners in introducing Microlearning and Gamification into our solutions.

Due to our expanding team we outgrew our previous home and made the move to our brand new offices, celebrated with a launch event and officially opened by the Rt Hon Nicky Morgan MP

We have joined forces with Marlowe PLC to form its eLearning business. This exciting development provides a great opportunity for DeltaNet International to continue our ambitious growth strategy.