Wanna get Apple-certified for FREE?
Wanna get Apple-certified (ACSA, ACTC) for FREE?
Hello,
> Apple is conducting on-line surveys to validate the Mac OS X job tasks
> of service technicians, help desk personnel, technical coordinators,
> and system
> administrators. _These surveys will ensure that Apple develops courses
> and certification exams for the Apple Certified Technical Coordinator
> (ACTC), Apple Certified System Administrator (ACSA), and Apple Service
> (ACDT and ACPT) certification tracks that map directly to on-the-job
> tasks.
>
> Respondents who complete a survey will be given a voucher (good for one
> year) for a free Apple Service or Mac OS X exam of their choice -- a
> $150 value!
>
> HERE'S WHAT TO DO:
>
> From the list below, choose a survey that maps to your job title or
> area of expertise.
>
> 1. Mac OS X Support & Troubleshooting Job Task Survey:
> For people who must distinguish between software and hardware
> issues -- for example, service technicians, help desk personnel, and
> technical coordinators who are supporting Mac OS X clients
>
> 2. Mac OS X Server Support & Troubleshooting (ACTC) Job Task Survey:
> For people who are implementing Mac OS X Server in small to
> medium computing environments -- for example, technical coordinators
>
> 3. Mac OS X / Mac OS X Server Administration (ACSA) Job Task Survey:
> For people who are supporting Mac OS X clients and administering
> Mac OS X Server in relatively complex, heterogeneous networked
> environments ? for example, system administrators and engineers
>
> You may respond to more than one survey. For example, technical
> coordinators are encouraged to respond to both the Mac OS X Support &
> Troubleshooting Survey (#1 above) AND the Mac OS X Server Support &
> Troubleshooting (ACTC) survey (#2 above) -- and earn TWO free exams!
>
> To take a survey, go to apple.com/support/blueprints and follow the
> on-screen instructions. The surveys will be available from June 27 to
> August 1, 2003. If you have any questions about the surveys, please
> send them to [email protected].
>
> Thanks and best regards!
> The Apple Certification Team
Hello,
> Apple is conducting on-line surveys to validate the Mac OS X job tasks
> of service technicians, help desk personnel, technical coordinators,
> and system
> administrators. _These surveys will ensure that Apple develops courses
> and certification exams for the Apple Certified Technical Coordinator
> (ACTC), Apple Certified System Administrator (ACSA), and Apple Service
> (ACDT and ACPT) certification tracks that map directly to on-the-job
> tasks.
>
> Respondents who complete a survey will be given a voucher (good for one
> year) for a free Apple Service or Mac OS X exam of their choice -- a
> $150 value!
>
> HERE'S WHAT TO DO:
>
> From the list below, choose a survey that maps to your job title or
> area of expertise.
>
> 1. Mac OS X Support & Troubleshooting Job Task Survey:
> For people who must distinguish between software and hardware
> issues -- for example, service technicians, help desk personnel, and
> technical coordinators who are supporting Mac OS X clients
>
> 2. Mac OS X Server Support & Troubleshooting (ACTC) Job Task Survey:
> For people who are implementing Mac OS X Server in small to
> medium computing environments -- for example, technical coordinators
>
> 3. Mac OS X / Mac OS X Server Administration (ACSA) Job Task Survey:
> For people who are supporting Mac OS X clients and administering
> Mac OS X Server in relatively complex, heterogeneous networked
> environments ? for example, system administrators and engineers
>
> You may respond to more than one survey. For example, technical
> coordinators are encouraged to respond to both the Mac OS X Support &
> Troubleshooting Survey (#1 above) AND the Mac OS X Server Support &
> Troubleshooting (ACTC) survey (#2 above) -- and earn TWO free exams!
>
> To take a survey, go to apple.com/support/blueprints and follow the
> on-screen instructions. The surveys will be available from June 27 to
> August 1, 2003. If you have any questions about the surveys, please
> send them to [email protected].
>
> Thanks and best regards!
> The Apple Certification Team
Comments
Originally posted by Longhorn
holy buckets, some of those get extremely technical.
then i definatly not make it!