[ale] LPI Certification Study Group
Crawford Rainwater
crawford.rainwater at linux-etc.com
Fri Dec 20 00:52:10 EST 2013
Folks:
JD is referring to me and my company (Linux ETC) for doing a "study group". Linux ETC could put together something based off of our "self paced mentoring" program which would include the following:
- LPIC-1 eBook via O'Reilly.
- Linux ETC's LiveUSB key (Knoppix based).
- Online learning environment based off of the text.
- Virtual training environment.
- Mentors/instructors available in a variety of ways depending on the individual/group needs.
- Web conferencing sessions for "group sessions".
The above of course is not free for Linux ETC of course, thus we would need to charge for the services. The pricing we have for this on an individual basis is $1995 for LPIC-1, with the mentoring being over a one year period (or ~$167/month). Ideally though, the normal pace of most students, the time frame is actually 2.5-3 months from start to finish for "full completion" of the course. I will also say that the "self paced with mentoring" is not meant for everyone since it requires a student that can learn on his/her own a bit more so, versus the "classroom model" being the opposite of having "face to face instructor time".
I am open to discussing this on the list as well as off list with those who are interested. I have offered a discount for the LUG in the past (I believe it was 10% off or $200 off), which I can do as well. I do receive the ALE list in Digest format, so pardon any delays in responding to posts from the list in advance.
--- Crawford
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----- Original Message -----
> Date: Fri, 20 Dec 2013 03:10:55 +0700
> From: JD <jdp at algoloma.com>
> Subject: Re: [ale] LPI Certification Study Group
>
> On 12/20/2013 12:23 AM, H P Ladds wrote:
> > Where would the LPIC study group meet?
>
> Lots of options.
> * A home / rotating homes
> * A business / businesses
> * A college/University
> * Via conference call
> * Via web-sharing / hangout
>
> We don't have a core group showing enough interest to do anymore
> research at
> this point. There isn't a leader either. I'm willing to help
> organize, can't
> commit to much more. Other people will need to step up.
>
> There is a training company asking to help too, but they will
> need/want to be
> compensated for time, infrastructure, mentors and materials.
>
> I saw this more as a student/mentor endeavor, but the group would
> need to
> determine all of this. The people involved would need to be
> self-starters with
> a real commitment. No tests, just knowledge sharing and a group to
> ask questions
> and get alternate views about.
>
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