Best Training Facility

I'm interested in being certified MCSE or MCSA. I'm self-
taught to repair and upgrade PC's and web design. I've
also done some trouble-shooting of windows 95&98 OS's.
Recently laid-off from airline industry and would like to
upgrade my skills. Can any of you professionals offer
suggestions as to best training facility to train. Thanks

Jeffery K Miller

Jeffery Miller

Hi Jeffery,

Any training centre that is Microsoft Certified Partner for Learning Solutions (formerly CTEC) has proven expertise in providing high-quality training and full-service learning solutions on Microsoft software to individuals and organizations. They are staff with Microsoft Certified Trainers (MCTs), qualified instructors who are certified by Microsoft to deliver Official Microsoft Learning Products to Information Technology (IT) professionals and developers. This is the best money can buy for MSFT based training and they can get you up fast in knowledge and certification but it can be quite costly.

Hope this help.

Bobby
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You can only master as much as you are willing to master.


"Jeffery Miller" wrote:

> I'm interested in being certified MCSE or MCSA. I'm self-
> taught to repair and upgrade PC's and web design. I've
> also done some trouble-shooting of windows 95&98 OS's.
> Recently laid-off from airline industry and would like to
> upgrade my skills. Can any of you professionals offer
> suggestions as to best training facility to train. Thanks
>
> Jeffery K Miller
>

=?Utf-8?B?Qm9iYnk=?=

Thanks Bobby, I've found out the cost is staggering,
appreciate your response. Jeffery

>-----Original Message-----
>Hi Jeffery,
>
>Any training centre that is Microsoft Certified Partner
for Learning Solutions (formerly CTEC) has proven
expertise in providing high-quality training and full-
service learning solutions on Microsoft software to
individuals and organizations. They are staff with
Microsoft Certified Trainers (MCTs), qualified instructors
who are certified by Microsoft to deliver Official
Microsoft Learning Products to Information Technology (IT)
professionals and developers. This is the best money can
buy for MSFT based training and they can get you up fast
in knowledge and certification but it can be quite costly.
>
>Hope this help.
>
>Bobby
>--
>You can only master as much as you are willing to master.
>
>
>"Jeffery Miller" wrote:
>
>> I'm interested in being certified MCSE or MCSA. I'm
self-
>> taught to repair and upgrade PC's and web design. I've
>> also done some trouble-shooting of windows 95&98 OS's.
>> Recently laid-off from airline industry and would like
to
>> upgrade my skills. Can any of you professionals offer
>> suggestions as to best training facility to train.
Thanks
>>
>> Jeffery K Miller
>>
>.
>

"=?Utf-8?B?Qm9iYnk=?=" <> wrote in
news:6EC90260-5C1E-4F68-B35B-:

> Any training centre that is Microsoft Certified Partner for Learning
> Solutions (formerly CTEC) has proven expertise in providing
> high-quality training and full-service learning solutions

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

OMG, this is funny stuff...

"_any_ training center that is...."

I have to go get something to clean this stuff off my screen. Bobby you
owe me a keyboard...

--
Neil MCNGP #30
"you'd do what, to who, for how many biscuits?"

Neil

"Jeffery Miller" <> wrote in
news:27b1b01c463b4$57eefe00$:

> I'm interested in being certified MCSE or MCSA. I'm self-
> taught to repair and upgrade PC's and web design. I've
> also done some trouble-shooting of windows 95&98 OS's.
> Recently laid-off from airline industry and would like to
> upgrade my skills. Can any of you professionals offer
> suggestions as to best training facility to train. Thanks
>
> Jeffery K Miller
>

start with www.microsoft.com/learning and learn more about the
certification before making any decisions

--
Neil MCNGP #30
"you'd do what, to who, for how many biscuits?"

Neil

> upgrade my skills. Can any of you professionals offer
> suggestions as to best training facility to train. Thanks

Your best bet, in my opinion, is to take the money you would spend on a
course and spend it on a few used computers and build yourself a lab.

Jtyc

http://www.ebay.com
"The best resource for IT professionals"

nerd32768

Not all Training centers are created equal. Having attended classes at
several training centersI can tell you some are far better then others. That
being said I think you get much more out of having a lab at home to prepair
for the test then the classes. I use the training classes to look for
shortcuts that may help me do my job. If you want to prepair yourself for
the test you need to setup and use the software. You may be able to save
some money by using VMware in the lab.

Rick

"Bobby" <> wrote in message
news:6EC90260-5C1E-4F68-B35B-...
> Hi Jeffery,
>
> Any training centre that is Microsoft Certified Partner for Learning
Solutions (formerly CTEC) has proven expertise in providing high-quality
training and full-service learning solutions on Microsoft software to
individuals and organizations. They are staff with Microsoft Certified
Trainers (MCTs), qualified instructors who are certified by Microsoft to
deliver Official Microsoft Learning Products to Information Technology (IT)
professionals and developers. This is the best money can buy for MSFT based
training and they can get you up fast in knowledge and certification but it
can be quite costly.
>
> Hope this help.
>
> Bobby
> --
> You can only master as much as you are willing to master.
>
>
> "Jeffery Miller" wrote:
>
> > I'm interested in being certified MCSE or MCSA. I'm self-
> > taught to repair and upgrade PC's and web design. I've
> > also done some trouble-shooting of windows 95&98 OS's.
> > Recently laid-off from airline industry and would like to
> > upgrade my skills. Can any of you professionals offer
> > suggestions as to best training facility to train. Thanks
> >
> > Jeffery K Miller
> >

Rick

Bobby wrote:

> Hi Jeffery,
>
> Any training centre that is Microsoft Certified Partner for Learning
> Solutions (formerly CTEC) has proven expertise in providing
> high-quality training and full-service learning solutions on
> Microsoft software to individuals and organizations.

Omigawd!!!

What color is the sky on that planet you are from, Bobby?

LOL

JaR

JaR

On Jul 6, 2004 "=?Utf-8?B?Qm9iYnk=?=" blathered:

> Hi Jeffery,
>
> Any training centre that is Microsoft Certified Partner for Learning
> Solutions (formerly CTEC) has proven expertise in providing high-quality
> training and full-service learning solutions on Microsoft software to
> individuals and organizations. They are staff with Microsoft Certified
> Trainers (MCTs), qualified instructors who are certified by Microsoft to
> deliver Official Microsoft Learning Products to Information Technology
> (IT) professionals and developers. This is the best money can buy for
> MSFT based training and they can get you up fast in knowledge and
> certification but it can be quite costly.
>
> Hope this help.
>
> Bobby

Umm.. yea... I'm gonna have to go ahead and disagree with you there. Yea...

You see, I went to one of those "Microsoft Certified Partner(s) for
Learning Solutions" with "Microsoft Certified Trainers" and "Official
Microsoft Learning Products". Before finishing up classes and after passing
only one M$ exam, the company filed for bankruptcy. Here is an informative
article on the matter:

http://skipmeister.tripod.com/scd.html

This is exactly what happened to me in Charlotte, NC. Fortunately I was
able to take a teach-out with New Horizons (who is a respectable trainer)
and finish up training for my MCSE. In my case it was the *worst* money
I've ever spent. You may want to know what you are talking about "=?Utf-8?
B?Qm9iYnk=?=" before you "help" someone with bad advice.

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