The Learning Machine (TLM)working in Partnership with The Linux professional Institute have taken the Linux Essentials objectives and turned them into a level 2 qualification structured in a language that schools and colleges can use. TLM are the awarding organisation for this course, provide training to the assessors on the certification and moderation systems and schools[…]
BelFOSS Conference – Queen’s University Belfast On the 28th of January 2016, The School of EEECS (School of Electronics, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science) at Queen’s University is hosting BelFOSS. BelFOSS is a free event to showcase and raise awareness of Linux and Free / Open-Source Software (FOSS). Anyone with an interest or wanting to learn[…]
Many people do not know that the operating energy of the Linux Professional Institute (LPI) comes from partnering with professional companies and community groups to spread the word about Free and Open Source Software and the need for solid education and certification on systems administration that is vendor and distribution neutral. Since January 2013 the[…]
A regular question asked is what is the average salary of LPI LPIC 1 Certification? According to PayScale in October 2015, the average salary for someone who has passed the LPIC 1 Certification is in the region of £ 27,229 to £ 40,000. PayScale also breaks down some other interesting stats, for example 59% of people have[…]
September 18th, 2015 Future Cert launches as a new company that promotes IT Certifications that delivers tangible benefits to the exam taker. These benefits can include: Better employment prospects – addressing the skill shortage in the IT Industry Better pay and perks – having the skills your employer needs Being able to demonstrate and quantify[…]