A+ certified x2 (GFL+CE), and just 25 years between them!

[Rae W]

Got my 1102 TTT voucher on Thursday afternoon and took the exam at pretty much my first opportunity--which happened to be this morning at 12:45 am. ? Passed with a 761 after just a quick run-through of all of the practice questions on the Official Instructor Guide. I didn't go too hard with review for this one because I figured that if I didn't pass, I'd be getting another free voucher in a few months anyway when I registered for the corresponding course at WGU, but now I don't even have to take that!

A+ GFL certified February 1998
A+ CE certified September 2022

 

[Brian Ford]

Congratulations!

 

[Carlos Miranda]

Rae, I am in the same boat, I was thinking of retaking the exam for fun, but I need to do a quick review. Congratulations, passing any exam is a big thing.

 

[Rick Butler]

Got my 1102 TTT voucher on Thursday afternoon and took the exam at pretty much my first opportunity--which happened to be this morning at 12:45 am. ? Passed with a 761 after just a quick run-through of all of the practice questions on the Official Instructor Guide. I didn't go too hard with review for this one because I figured that if I didn't pass, I'd be getting another free voucher in a few months anyway when I registered for the corresponding course at WGU, but now I don't even have to take that!

A+ GFL certified February 1998
A+ CE certified September 2022

Congrats on your pass! Not too many of us out there in the 101/102 club...

 

[Rae W]

Congrats on your pass! Not too many of us out there in the 101/102 club...

I'm actually in the 002/003 club! ? (I dunno why they were numbered like that then.)

 

[Fanuel]

congratulations brother!!

 

[PETER HANWITH HORDEN]

I'm actually in the 002/003 club! ? (I dunno why they were numbered like that then.)

congrats Rae I had to take both as i am teaching the class have two classes on virtual training Uk. and Angola. Yes got the vouchers but had to move on it

 

[Akram F. Sulaiman]

Got my 1102 TTT voucher on Thursday afternoon and took the exam at pretty much my first opportunity--which happened to be this morning at 12:45 am. ? Passed with a 761 after just a quick run-through of all of the practice questions on the Official Instructor Guide. I didn't go too hard with review for this one because I figured that if I didn't pass, I'd be getting another free voucher in a few months anyway when I registered for the corresponding course at WGU, but now I don't even have to take that!

A+ GFL certified February 1998
A+ CE certified September 2022

Well done and congrats

 

[dwightwatt]

Congrats on your pass! Not too many of us out there in the 101/102 club...

I got A+ in December 1997

220-003	A+ DOS/Microsoft Windows Module (retired 8/98)	b55dtt2943	Pass	1997-Dec-18
220-002	A+ Core Service Technician Exam (retired 8/98)	b55dtt2942	Pass	1997-Dec-18

then in July 2008

JK0-604	E2C A+ Depot Technician	226121835	Pass	2008-Jul-02
JK0-601	E2C A+ Essentials	225677876	Pass	2008-Jun-03

both above are lifetime and as soon as Stephen sends second voucher from TTT I will go take and expect to pass.

 

[Rick Butler]

I got A+ in December 1997

I got my A+ on a dare, actually. Basically, I finished my MCSE in 1998 (I believe it was) and some guy I worked with came up to me and said, "MCSE, that's great. But you don't have your A+".

MCSE back then was six exams and I just rocked Exchange 5.5 in 16 minutes. And I get this guff.

Well, that Friday, I went and took both sides of the A+, cold turkey. So I walked back in the shop, my MCSE in one hand, A+ in the other.

"Oh, but you don't have your MCSE!"

Boss walked out. The rest is history.

/r

 

[dwightwatt]

I got my A+ on a dare, actually. Basically, I finished my MCSE in 1998 (I believe it was) and some guy I worked with came up to me and said, "MCSE, that's great. But you don't have your A+".

MCSE back then was six exams and I just rocked Exchange 5.5 in 16 minutes. And I get this guff.

Well, that Friday, I went and took both sides of the A+, cold turkey. So I walked back in the shop, my MCSE in one hand, A+ in the other.

"Oh, but you don't have your MCSE!"

Boss walked out. The rest is history.

/r

I had just started at a new campus at a different college and heard the cabling guys keep talking about going to get A+ and studying needed and I figured out it was a PC repair and I had done and taught a number of years so I registered to do both in one day and passed both. Cold turkey. Got MCSE in 1999 with 6 exams with lots of studying and learning. I had to learn details i had not learned just doing.

 

[Rick Butler]

Sounds like we were in the same "class", then. I went on to get the +I component (three more exams) by 2000.

I wish I could knock out certs every six weeks like I was doing before...I was on fire. Now...wet blanket-ish. But I'm still workin' at it.