Open LMS, part of Learning Technologies Group plc (LTG) and a leading provider of open source learning management system (LMS) solutions, has announced its partnership with Go1, one of the world's largest compliance, professional development, and general training platforms, to provide organizations with a comprehensive upskilling and training solution.

Open LMS provides world-class digital learning solutions for open source online learning platforms including Open LMS EDU, Open LMS WORK, and Totara Learn. By partnering with Go1, Open LMS offers clients access to an extensive catalog of training courses to help upskill their workforces. Go1's content library integrates seamlessly with a wide variety of LMSs, making it incredibly easy for learners to access the content they need directly from their learning platform.

The Go1 Content Hub is one of the largest curated eLearning libraries from the world's top training providers, including Skillsoft, edX, and PureSafety; it comprises 500,000+ courses aimed at helping learners advance their careers or improve their current skillset. This includes business-related courses in leadership and communications; diversity, equity, and inclusion training; training basics for the aged care industry; first-aid programs; and much more.

"We're very excited to partner with Open LMS," said Basem Emera, Head of Partnerships at Go1. "We look forward to providing Open LMS clients access to one of the world's largest platforms for training, helping them create high-performance teams using powerful digital content from some of the best training providers in the world."

"Open LMS is thrilled to provide their clients with a very large library of courses to round out their professional development," said Phill Miller, Managing Director at Open LMS. "With Go1's easy integration into open source Moodle™ and Totara, their Content Hub is an ideal fit for their customers looking for a one-stop-shop when it comes to combining an LMS platform with the best digital content for a total eLearning solution."