On 19 October 2012 10:31, C. Falconer <[email protected]> wrote:
> My impression of linux / OSS training is that historically its always been > specialised. > > Things like Redhat / Oracle / SUSE certs are both expensive, and very > specific to the target and version. > > CompTIA and courses like A+ and Linux+ etc exist but feel more like mere > paperwork, to tick an academic requirement. > > True. > As a comparison, there is a ladder of cisco qualifications ranging from > CCENT through CCxA and CCxP to CCxE > > Any thoughts on what's available, and what's actually useful in the OS / > Linux world? > Or is it best measured as QBE - Qualifications By Experience ? Similarly true. http://www.lpi.org/ This might be a possibility. Not perfect but the best I've seen so far. -- Sincerely, Christopher Sawtell
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