Anyone (Dutch Stephen?) know anything about Microsoft Certification Training?
My work have offered me .NET certification training, but I have to do the leg work myself, find out costs, locations, etc.
I don't even know what's courses are available.
Been doing some googling to find out what is what, but it's a severe wood-for-the-trees thing. Can hardly find anything that isn't some fly-by-night shysters that want to sell me the training - call this number we'll sort you out - thanks but I don't want to be lied to by a salesman - I want to know all the options, what is available.
Tried looking at the microsoft site, but that's barely intelligible either. All acronyms I don't understand. Anyone point me in the approximate right direction?
Posted By: Arizona Bay, Jan 28, 15:13:23
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- Minsweeper Consultant and Solitaire Experts were not widely thought of where I work.
Posted By: sheffieldcanary, Jan 28, 16:26:55 - 1What part of Microsoft do you work or want to work with?
Posted By: Ricochet Rabbit, Jan 28, 15:46:49 - 5also you want to find a supplier in a nice place
Posted By: camcan, Jan 28, 15:26:42 - I was supposed to be going to a Microsoft update day tomorrow
Posted By: camcan, Jan 28, 15:24:58 - 7MS Certifications are quite literally not worth the paper they're written on
Posted By: BerlinCanary, Jan 28, 15:23:53 - Did a foo MCPs but pre .NET
Posted By: Steve in Holland, Jan 28, 15:20:11 - 5here is the Jarrolds site stuff..
Posted By: Jumbo1, Jan 28, 15:19:17 - 1.Net sucks
Posted By: Tony Martin, Jan 28, 15:16:06 - Yes I do actually.
Posted By: jafski, Jan 28, 15:14:33 - 3I think Jarrolds do it. My mate's sister done Excel there.
Posted By: malkybarkid, Jan 28, 15:14:18
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