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Based on my certification course experience, (CNE, MCSE, and a few little
ones) Don't bother.  If there's even the slightest chance that you know the
material that will be presented, then you could teach the course.  The
courses are not meant for people with a technical aptitude, and those people
learn little or less when they sit through the course.

Really, even with the Red Hat course.  Is it targeted towards people who
want to learn the details of the OS and be better equipped to contribute to
the OS' development, or is it targeted toward people who want to "Earn 30%
more is just 14 days!!!", and really don't give a crap about knowing their
stuff.

There's plenty of marketing for a CCNA or a CCDA, but none for a CCIE.
That's because if you aren't a hardcore geek, with significant experience,
you won't pass the CCIE.  Pretending that some week long course will change
that is just stupid, and bogus marketing saying anything else is just going
to get the training company sued for false advertising when the whole class
fails.

Two years of experience is WAY more valuable.

Kev.



----- Original Message -----
From: "Jesse Kline" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, October 25, 2002 3:29 PM
Subject: (clug-talk) Questions on the RHCE


>
> Hi,
>
>  It looks like I am going to be taking some of the online RHCE courses
that
> RedHat is offering
> (http://www.redhat.com/training/elearning/catalog/topic/rh_linux.html). I
am
> trying to find out if I need to take the "Red Hat Linux Essentials Series"
or
> RH033 even though I have been using Linux just about every day for over 2
years
> now. Does anyone have any experience with these courses? Is it necessary
to take
> the first course before the rest of them, or is it all real basic stuff?
>
> Thank you for any suggestions,
>
> Jesse
>
>
>

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