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We have passed the 20,000 subscribers on LinkedIn! 🤩 Your likes, comments, shares and support have propelled HN Services to new heights. Thank you to each of you for being by our side throughout this adventure and for continuing to be! Your support has allowed us to grow and achieve great things. We look forward […]

We asked one of our collaborator the question: in your opinion what would the future of the IT world look like? The future in the world of technology is rapidly changing and, at times, it seems to be somehow uncertain, but I for my part have it clear: the way forward, already proven and already present […]

Created in 1989, HN Institut’s mission is to support employees in their professional retraining, by training the best talents in IT technologies (Cobol; Java, .net, mobile apps, etc.). Through flexible and complete training, we offer people from various backgrounds (biology, mathematics, physics, mechanics, chemistry, etc.) the possibility of being accompanied in their first step in their technological career.

As a forward-looking company, we are proud of our subsidiaries spreaded across Europe. From Paris to Porto, from Madrid to Bucharest, our teams work hand in hand to offer innovative solutions across borders.
We are grateful to be part of this great European community and to contribute to its development.

Well being has become more and more important for companies, espacially since COVID. To raise awareness around our employees, we have organized a live webinar abour Health, safety & wellness at work with Sara Fernandez. Who is Sara Fernandez? With 2 different degrees in Health and Safety and a Masters in Public Health, she has 16 […]

What is the place of artificial intelligence in the world of training? This is what Pascal Cerezo, HN Services Training Director, tries to answer.

Today we introduce you Vanessa. She shares her feeling about being a woman in the IT industry.

What if 10 minutes of your time could save a life?
If you care or are looking for a good cause to help, then join the national voluntary bone marrow donor register. It gives patients an extra chance of recovery. Isn’t that worth it?

Recent events provide ample evidence of the public’s demand for reliability, security and availability of information systems.