Heads Up...You Have the Option To Test From The Classroom Training
JockVSJock
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Just a note, however I would still advised Red Hat to confirm this.
I called Red Hat training to chat about my kiosk experience and talk about future options.
The woman that I talked to said I could book the test to piggyback onto a classroom exam. So instead of sitting in the classroom from Monday thru Thursday and then taking the exam on Friday. She said I could show up to the classroom location and test on that Friday, and yet only pay for the cost of the voucher, that is it.
I called Red Hat training to chat about my kiosk experience and talk about future options.
The woman that I talked to said I could book the test to piggyback onto a classroom exam. So instead of sitting in the classroom from Monday thru Thursday and then taking the exam on Friday. She said I could show up to the classroom location and test on that Friday, and yet only pay for the cost of the voucher, that is it.
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vteche
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Hi Jock
Thanks for the info, I'm preparing for the test, which i have dedicated 15 days full time study. i started yesterday, so i study full week including weekends. using LinuxAcademy, RHCSA book and Red Hat workboots (I, II). do you think is that enough? have you got your results yet?
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varelg
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That's exactly how I took the test. The only inconvenience is that the test is always on Friday, which may not always suit you.