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Online VMWare Training Recommendations

JockVSJock

At work, have been given the green flag to look VMWare Training, maybe online.

I've seen thread about a Dallas Community College and a Stanley Community College, was wondering how folks felt about it.

I did look at the Stanley Community College website and didn't see anything listed for VMWare.

thanks

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jibbajabba

http://www.techexams.net/forums/virtualization/117914-inexpensive-vmware-training.html#post1008564

UncleB

From the Stanley site:
https://www.stanly.edu/future-students/continuing-education/technology-courses/vmware-vsphere-install-configure-manage

We are happy to announce we are now offering VMware vSphere 6.0...
There are two exams now in obtaining your VCP6.0 certification. Students should enroll in our VMware vSphere ICM course and then sit for the VMware Foundations exam with the academic voucher given upon successful completion of the course. Then VMware suggests students take six months to one year to obtain field experience before taking the VCP6-DCV exam. For those who do not wish to wait that amount of time, taking the VMware Optimize and Scale course here at SCC, which is an advanced course that will help students with the new changes to the VMware 6.0 software, is recommended. We will begin offering the Optimize and Scale course in August 2016.

Looks like it will take a about 2-3 months still.

thanks
Iain

STANLY_CC

If you would like to email me at slewis8950@stanly.edu, I will be glad to send you some information.

JockVSJock wrote: »

At work, have been given the green flag to look VMWare Training, maybe online.

I've seen thread about a Dallas Community College and a Stanley Community College, was wondering how folks felt about it.

I did look at the Stanley Community College website and didn't see anything listed for VMWare.

thanks