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MCT - worth doing or not?

I'm an MCSE qualified on NT and working for a Certified Partner. I've
been teaching 2272 and have really been enjoying it. I think I'd like
to become an MCT.

My questions are:

- is there any demand? I live in the UK
- what's the life like? I imagine a lot of travelling is involved.
- are many MCTs self employed?

I'm thinking of asking a local CTEC whether I can drop in and have an
informal chat.

Thanks in advance,

Yoshi

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Hi Yoshi,

I'd strongly suggest you speak to a number of existing MCT's on this. In
most countries, the market has been nothing short of tragic in recent times.
Demand for trainers in low-end courses is only at rates that most people
can't survive on. If you want to survive as an MCT, you need to be very,
very good at a specialty area, and preferably don't depend upon the MCT
income ie: have another income.

Just my 2c,

Greg Low
Brisbane, Oztralia

"Yoshi" <wallace@127.0.0.1> wrote in message
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> I'm an MCSE qualified on NT and working for a Certified Partner. I've
> been teaching 2272 and have really been enjoying it. I think I'd like
> to become an MCT.
>
> My questions are:
>
> - is there any demand? I live in the UK
> - what's the life like? I imagine a lot of travelling is involved.
> - are many MCTs self employed?
>
> I'm thinking of asking a local CTEC whether I can drop in and have an
> informal chat.
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Yoshi



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Thank you

On Tue, 4 Nov 2003 23:28:05 +1000, "Greg Low \(MVP\)"
<greglow@lowell.com.au> wrote:

>Hi Yoshi,
>
>I'd strongly suggest you speak to a number of existing MCT's on this. In
>most countries, the market has been nothing short of tragic in recent times.
>Demand for trainers in low-end courses is only at rates that most people
>can't survive on. If you want to survive as an MCT, you need to be very,
>very good at a specialty area, and preferably don't depend upon the MCT
>income ie: have another income.
>
>Just my 2c,
>
>Greg Low
>Brisbane, Oztralia

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