Re: [LUG] Baylearn and Linux courses

[paul sutton <zen14920@xxxxxxxxx>]

I think it's just a case of keeping up the pressure, and keep asking,  
which is why I posted the link.   Given the growth of Linux generally 
world wide it seems niave of people not to take this and OSS seriously,  
however at least we are trying,. I guess nothing much will change until 
employers demand Linux skills, then everyone will be falling over 
themselves to provide courses,  unfortunaly at the expense of quality no 
doubt. Linux+ or LPI would be welcome, 

Keep up the good work, 

Paul



Grant Sewell wrote:

> On Tue, 01 Nov 2005 18:16:26 +0000
> paul sutton wrote:
>
>  
>
> > Hi
> >
> > I have just tried to do a search for Linux related courses, on baylearn
> >
> > As it came up with no results I thought I would ask here adn perhaps if 
> > enough people suggested a linux course, then perhaps someone will start 
> > running courses,  I have suggested basic linux courses and the ingots, 
> > given the cost of these if are <£5 each with very little in the way of 
> > paperwork.
> >
> > http://www.baylearn.co.uk/u_suggest.asp
> >
> > Just a thought, I think such courses would be welcome especially by new 
> > Linux users. or new users to openoffice.org
> >
> > Paul
> >    
>
> There was talk not long ago of Cornwall College running Linux courses, it was up for 
> debate whether Linux+, RedHat or Novell would be the best route - despite my 
> efforts, the LPI route seemed to be ignored.  Linux+ was winning last time I heard 
> anything.  Unfortunately it doesn't seem to be particularly high on anyone's agenda 
> other than mine!  I am still working on it, though.  I will ask about/inform them of 
> INGOTS, but my bat-senses tell me it won't be well received... yet.
>
> Grant.
>  


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