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Day: 18th March 2016

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BelFOSS Conference 2016 – The Feedback

Posted on 18th March 2016 by Helen Hammond

In January we were lucky enough to have been able to attend and speak at the BelFOSS Free Software Conference at Queen’s University, Belfast. It was an insightful day full of talks, panel discussions and pizza! Bill Quinn was there to represent Future Cert and LPI certification as he gave a great speech on Open[…]

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I would recommend LPI Certification as one of non distribution related Linux certification. I learnt many new things despite I’ve been involved in Linux for over 10 years now and it is a great opportunity to challenge yours abilities.
Ray SkorupskiITS Engineer
I have worked with and taught Linux for over eight years, the majority of my work has been with Debian, Redhat and SUSE in that order. It is so important to have broad base of knowledge. The LPIC certifications tick all of the boxes. I used the LPIC1 & 2 books whilst training my competitor for WorldSkills 2013, he gained the highest point score the UK has achieved in the history of the IT Network Systems Administration competition.
Kevin LargeRemote Training Solutions
I have held the LPIC 2 for a few years now and found it vital in my role as a Linux Sysadmin. I have even been an LPIC 2 trainer and really enjoyed passing on the more advanced topics to students. It is well structured and provides a good grounding in Linux and the more advanced Linux services.
Andy GoldschmidtSenior Technical SupportForLinux
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Jalloh Serima
The ubiquitous use of Linux in the world today on all types of devices has placed a demand on educational institutes to embed Linux / Open Source into their academic programmes. Schools use Raspberry PIs to teach computing and here at GCU Linux and Open Source tools are an important skill taught to students in a range of undergraduate courses, for example our undergraduate security programmes which prepare them for industry. We are extremely pleased to now partner LPI.
David HendrySenior Lecturer / ICT Academy DirectorGlasgow Caledonian University
Working as a consultant, there’s no guarantee that you’ll work with the same flavour of Linux all the time. This shop might be Ubuntu, the next shop Red Hat… The LPIC certifications require, and evidence, competency with Red Hat and Debian families of Linux. If you have to wear many Linux hats and they’re not all Red, get LPIC-2 certified.
Terrence HoulahanIT ConsultantF1Linux.com
Linux Essentials – Great starting point for entry into using Linux.
Owen Murr
I did this course as a validation of my knowledge, as I work with Debian-based NAS products every day. I’ve learned a lot about the low level stuff and the why (which makes remembering it much easier for me). I can recommend this for anyone starting a career in Linux, as it introduces you and prepares you for different flavours of Linux very well.
Maarten Hoogcarspel Level 3 Technical Support EngineerNetgear
Great course, exa focuses on Linux, but also contains questions on computer hardware.
Kevin GichohiApplications Developer - AVPJPMorgan Chase & Co
Having worked hard and studied for some time I successfully completed my LPIC 3 cert, it is one of the top certs I have and it confirms to end clients that I have a deep understanding and complete end to end view of any Linux environment. The goal for any professional Linux specialist should be the LPIC 3 cert, I know from personal experience that it will not only benefit you professionally but also financially as end clients pay a premium for top rated quals and professionals who attain them.
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