About the resources at the Institute of Telecommunications Professionals

A professional body for the telecommunication industry, The Institute of Telecommunications Professionals works to inspire and aid the personal development of people working in telecommunications.
Through its publications, lectures and other services, The Institute of Telecommunications Professionals helps its members to understand developments within the telecommunications and related industries, to develop their professional skills, and to build their network of contacts.
The Institute of Telecommunications Professionals has been a key player in Connected Earth, gathering oral history and organising a network of volunteers to provide conservation and interpretation across the distributed collections.
News from the ITP.

Volunteer network
The Institute of Telecommunications Professionals coordinates the volunteer network to help Connected Earth museums across the UK which are looking for volunteers to get involved in looking after their collections and making them accessible.
The museums all have different needs; some are small, independent museums which wouldn't open at all without volunteer help and others are national institutions, which are looking for volunteers with specialist knowledge to help with these specialist collections.
Fred Stanford, Connected Earth volunteer at Amberley Working Museum in West Sussex, said, "Working as a volunteer at Amberley has been a genuinely fulfilling experience for me. It's allowed me to use technical skills I thought I'd never need again - and I really enjoy talking to people as they explore the gallery. I'd encourage anyone who has a bit of free time to get involved."
Volunteers would be welcomed at the following museums:
You can find out more about all of these museums by following the links to the right.
If you're interested in volunteering and would like more information, please e-mail connectedearth@bt.com.