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Joined: Dec 22, 2006 Posts: 12 Location: Wisconsin, USA
Posted: Sat Dec 23, 2006 1:17 am Post subject: Support and Restore - Training Vendor Recommendations
First post - major moment . . . .
Hi. I recently passed the exam for the Foundation certificate (yea!) and am looking at vendors that provide Practitioner: Support and Restore training.
Since there are a fair amount of vendors out there that offer this training, thought I'd ping this group for suggestions on training vendors they would recommend. (Note: I did search through the Forum posts, but couldn't really find info specific to Support and Restore training vendors.)
Joined: Jan 03, 2007 Posts: 189 Location: Redmond, WA
Posted: Thu Jan 04, 2007 12:08 pm Post subject: Re: Support and Restore - Training Vendor Recommendations
Wilburinio wrote:
First post - major moment . . . .
Hi. I recently passed the exam for the Foundation certificate (yea!) and am looking at vendors that provide Practitioner: Support and Restore training.
Since there are a fair amount of vendors out there that offer this training, thought I'd ping this group for suggestions on training vendors they would recommend. (Note: I did search through the Forum posts, but couldn't really find info specific to Support and Restore training vendors.)
All suggestions welcome. Thanks.
Will
My first post too!
Let me first put in a major disclaimer. I am a former Pink Elephant employee who was on the development team for the Pink Elephant Support and Restore Practitioner Course. I also co-delivered the first public EXIN certified Support and Restore course that was ever taught.
Having said that, I can say that I think that Pink Elephant's material does a good job of addressing the information EXIN expects students to have an understanding of in order for them to pass the exam.
I haven't been an instructor for Pink for about 5 months, but I doubt the course material has changed significantly. It was by far my favorite course to teach and I believe one of the most applicable of all the practitioner courses.
Joined: Jun 22, 2006 Posts: 1 Location: New Jersey
Posted: Tue Jan 23, 2007 10:16 am Post subject: Thumbs up for CCN!
I recently completed the Support and Restore program at CCN and I can say it was well worth the experience. While I have yet to get my exam results yet, the practical experience of a small classroom with experienced IT professionals was extremely beneficial. The instructutor was top notch; an ITIL Master and valuable business experience that was called on regularly. I highly recommend CCN as a Practioner for Support and Restore training provider.
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I recently completed the Support and Restore program at CCN and I can say it was well worth the experience. While I have yet to get my exam results yet, the practical experience of a small classroom with experienced IT professionals was extremely beneficial. The instructutor was top notch; an ITIL Master and valuable business experience that was called on regularly. I highly recommend CCN as a Practioner for Support and Restore training provider.
