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The decision maker is Stephen Schneiter

I am in the same boat. Looks like we have to be patient.

They should award discounted pricing to existing customers. They can create a policy of…if you have purchased anything from us in the past 10 years, you get 30% off any purchases over the next 90 days.

I also did not see any disrespect in Tess’ question. Let us remember that we, as fellow trainers, are on the same team. Nobody’s integrity was insulted, IMO. Onward and upward, my friends.

On a similar note, are you recommending your students take the test at a testing site, or remotely with a sanitized environment?

“Instructor status is current with CompTIA…” = ?. A better approach would be to ask candidates to show they are currently certified in the classes they propose to teach. CompTIA does not certify instructors.

Guarantees? Last time I checked, there were only two guarantees: 1. Death. 2. Taxes.

Thank you Stephen.

I am in the same boat. We’re looking at 4-6 weeks after the class concludes.

…and I wish I had a dollar for every Security+ student I’ve had that did not understand the class C subnet or why DNS exists.

Would that support a higher hourly rate?

I am confused by the "casual trainers" phrase. What does this mean for someone in the US?

OK. I understand now. Good day Natuna. Congrats on the CloudNetX cert, BTW.

Did they post results for the first time today?

July 22? Why the delay?

Perhaps they did not have proctors available for that time and exam.

Have your students build a lab in a test environment, create a disaster and then restore operating systems to full functionality. While I agree this is outside of your prepare students for certification exams query, I think this real world experience will help them get through the interview...

No response after two weeks. I wonder if they are serious about hiring a trainer.

I am surprised nobody here has asked Rick what "adopting Anthology Student" means... Rick, please educate us.

Yep. While wandering around the conferences last year in Atlanta, I estimated ChannelCon brought in more than 3/4 of the $$ while the Partner Conference probably did not generate enough $$ to pay for the space rental. :censored: ChannelCon subsidized us.