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| Does anyone know where I can get MCSE courses at a good price?
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| RayVes 2002-10-21, 10:24 am |
| Hi,
Check out http://www.systemx.biz/index.lasso?num=1031122563 and sign
up for a 7 days free trial. Maybe this is what tou are looking for.
email me for any questions.
Regards
Rayner
On Mon, 21 Oct 2002 12:14:31 GMT, "Jimmy" <jimmy828ri@cox.net> wrote:
>Does anyone know where I can get MCSE courses at a good price?
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| Roger Johnson 2002-10-26, 9:24 am |
| Jimmy, your best deal by far is the local community college. You will hear
a lot of people tell you otherwise, but you will likely find that they are
commission driven. As an example, the community college where I teach
provides students with the following:
1. Courses that are taught over a 72 hour format (as opposed to the 32.5
hour format utilized by most of the CTECs).
2. Access to all kinds of Microsoft software at no cost through the
Microsoft Academic Alliance Program.
3. A cost of $33 per class for California residents.
4. Academic credit (3 units per course), that transfers to the California
State University system.
So, rather than pay the high prices associated with the commercial training
centers, I'd look closely at what your local community college has to offer.
And don't fall for the claim that it takes too long to get trained through a
community college. If you really want to learn it takes time. If all you
want is the "paper," then go and spend your 5-days in one of those CTEC
courses.
Regards,
Roger
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