SQL Server...classroom vs. online

Discussion in 'MCITP' started by Zhouma, Jan 14, 2010.

  1. Zhouma

    Zhouma Guest

    Hello all,

    I am currently living in Shanghai. I am just starting my MCITP/MCTS track.
    Classes here in Shanghai are offered in Chinese (as they should be) but my
    chinese level is not exactly up to the level of taking a computer course. My
    native language is English. I found a class (for the 70-431 exam). The class
    is in Chinese but my co-worker has offered to come and translate and the
    teacher has promised to sit with me after each class to make sure I
    understand all the material. Is it worth it for me to do this or should I be
    looking for a elearning class in English as a substitute? I have been looking
    for elearning solutions but they only seem to exist for SQL server 2008 as
    far as the implementation & maintanence class.

    I look forward to hearing from you.
     
    Zhouma, Jan 14, 2010
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