bangalore eyeing the call centre market it education company tata infotech education on wednesday announced their foray into the itenabled sector by launching creme customer relationships emanagement expert programme creme is a highly specialised programme designed by tata infotech in association with turning point a training and assessment systems company which trains personnel for providing services in the call centre area a senior company executive said here head education services division tata infotech limited rahul thapan told reporters that the course would equip students with soft skills speedwriting customer relation management computer skills and accent training in this regard the company has set itself a target of training 600 students in the current financial year 2000 during 200203 and 3000plus students in 200304 he said the creme programme was being offered at delhi hyderabad and chennai only for corporates and at mumbai pune and bangalore for both corporates and public he said tata infotech education is the education services division of tata infotech ltd part of the 9 billion tata group thapan said tata infotech education currently accounted for six to seven per cent of tata infotechs total revenues the figure was expected to go up to eight to nine per cent next year he said tata infotech he said had earned rs 525 crore revenue in 200001 and was looking at a 25 to 30 per cent growth this year he said the company had put on hold some of its new initiatives following the it slowdown as well as the prevailing situation after the world trade centre attack future plans would be to offer custom courses to it companies for training consultants for overseas assignments as well as including industry orientation as a valueadd on for students thapan said