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Has anyone had experiences with boot camps. I've heard some good things on ACREW and TechTrain. What are your opinions.
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by jellimonsta
I obtained both my MCSE and CCNA from CED Solutions boot camps. While I do not think boot camps are the best option for newbees, it was a viable solution for myself otherwise I did not get to dedicate the time to study like I should. I dont really like the 3 certs in 3 weeks boot camps because there is no way you can digest the knowledge that is supposed to be obtained for those certs, but the 5 days CCNA camp is very good. I also like to do the camp away from home and pretty much spend all of my time studying while there. It's worked so far!
by armourbl
I've heard of the camps before, but never seen any ads or specifics about them.
Where can I find out more?
ben
by armourbl
I contacted CED and found out some more information. They don't seem to unreasonable $$ and you can even use your G.I. Bill to pay a good percentage of the course. But, in order to use the G.I. Bill you must attend their campus in Atlanta....
I'mstill checking in on this...
ben
by jellimonsta
If you are interested in getting your MCSE you can also try 2weekmcse.com. That is the company of the contractor who was used by CED for my MCSE. Good guy, lots of knowledge.
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