I work for a commercial training organization. We require instructors to have taken, and passed, the certification they are teaching. We prefer them to have taken the version of the exam they are teaching AND have the next certification upwards if that cert lies in a path. For example, for Network+, we want them to have Security+. CTT+ is nice but not required especially now that it is not available. This is in addition to having teaching experience in general.
Ditto.
I used to work for a sister company to Logical Operations and have the MCCT and the MCCT Master Trainer credentials.
It may be a client that, due to their poor decisions, goes out of business.
I think I may be the only person who was ever granted that distinction. Logical Operations created both the Modern Classroom Certified Trainer (MCCT) and the Certified Virtual Educator (CVE) during the pandemic as a means of training trainers to work in an online environment. The CVE was retired, as it was a redundant certification using many of the same training materials. I was granted the MCCT Master Trainer certification so I could teach the online MCCT courses.
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Brilliant work, Greg. This brings back some memories, I got my CTT+ about 20 years ago at a New Horizons Learning Center in Cincinnati, OH. And even then they had a hard time assembling enough students. It was just me and another student. Had one day of lecturing, then next day we both had to present to earn the certificate. So, I am not surprised that it was discontinued. I used it at that time for my MCT.I think I may be the only person who was ever granted that distinction. Logical Operations created both the Modern Classroom Certified Trainer (MCCT) and the Certified Virtual Educator (CVE) during the pandemic as a means of training trainers to work in an online environment. The CVE was retired, as it was a redundant certification using many of the same training materials. I was granted the MCCT Master Trainer certification so I could teach the online MCCT courses.
Logical Operations is a courseware publishing company. It was founded in Rochester, NY in 1982. It was acquired in 1991 by Ziff-Davis and was renamed Ziff-Davis Education. In 2000, it was purchased by a private equity fund and changed it's name to Element K. In 2006, ElementK was purchased by NIIT Ltd. In 2011, it was sold to SkillsSoft. In 2012, it was purchased by Bill Rosenthal and renamed Logical Operations. In 2012, Logical Operations acquired AXZO Press and Accent Training.
Logical Operations is the parent company of several other businesses.
CertNexus - a certification body offering certs in Data, AI, Cybersecurity, Ethics, etc.
Logical Operations Training - Four former New Horizons Computer Learning Centers franchises across NY state. The name was changed after Educate 360 purchased all the corporate New Horizons locations, leaving the individual franchises to operate as independent training centers.
Communispond - training for executive management. Apparently, they have a trainer certification, but I do not know the details.
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