Hi, when will a Train the Trainer for Linux+ be available?

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Luis Almeida said:
As you know, everything starts with networks and operating systems.
With new technologies and Linux as the foundation of the cloud, it makes perfect sense to refresh some topics, particularly Linux.
I have some Linux knowledge and know how necessary it is, so I think a refresher with a voucher is necessary.
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You can always watch the old TTT Recordings.
Is it just me, that i do not find it normal, to post that " i need the free voucher" is offensive?
Sounds like a lot of CIN Members are only there for getting the Free Vouchers from a TTT.. (For as long as they are 100% Discounted)..

Like the People on Conference, that only visit booths to get the free SWAG.: Annoying People..
 
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Luis Almeida said:
Sorry, "the Annoying One," but if you actually read my post, you'll easily understand that I'm talking about knowledge refreshers.

I mentioned vouchers because CompTIA sometimes offers them, and the exams are very expensive, even for us trainers. But if I was really annoying, I apologize for hurting your intelligence.
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I did read and understood your posting. Your intenions are really clear. This Answer did not provide a better opinion about you.
Sorry.
So far all TTT had a free voucher for all CIN Members that did fullfill the requirements. That is a goody from CompTIA . But i get the Feeling that more and more abuse this. Don`t konw if and when this offer ends, but i believe the rules will change somehow in the near future.

Are CompTIA Exams expensive? Depends to which Vendor you compare the Price. I have taken Exams from free over 50 Euro up to 1000€ per Voucher.
If you are employed, it is your company that wants you to take the exam and they pay for it.
If you are a Freelancer like me, it is a company expense.
Beside CompTIA i spend around 1000-2000 Euro each year on Exams to take them. Germany is usually consider premier Country for Exam Fees. Others have Examprices that are 50% or so lower compared to the US or Germany.
So i do not agree on the Argument "they are expensive".
 
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