Passed Mac Integration Basics 10.12

Kandinsky

This is my first Apple certification. I normally probably wouldn't have attained this certification, but it's one my employer recognizes and they paid for it, so there you go. I also find myself supporting a fair number of Mac users these days so it's useful in that regard. To anyone else who is considering this exam, I will say that the study guide provided on the Apple website is comprehensive enough. There's also a Pluralsight video training course which I attempted to watch, but it was too boring so I didn't finish it. I'm thinking this will be my last certification this year and then next year I'm going to work on getting MCSA: Office 365.

Moon Child

Kandinsky wrote: »

This is my first Apple certification. I normally probably wouldn't have attained this certification, but it's one my employer recognizes and they paid for it, so there you go. I also find myself supporting a fair number of Mac users these days so it's useful in that regard. To anyone else who is considering this exam, I will say that the study guide provided on the Apple website is comprehensive enough. There's also a Pluralsight video training course which I attempted to watch, but it was too boring so I didn't finish it. I'm thinking this will be my last certification this year and then next year I'm going to work on getting MCSA: Office 365.

I passed mine in the beginning of the year like back in January think. I loved this cert. I learned a lot studying for it and working on Mac Laptops at work as a laptop technician. I know everything for the Mac Certified Professional exam, studied that but can't really take time off work to take exam. Full-time and lots of overtime. Often don't come home to work till 6:30pm or later. Start early in Morning 6:45 and come home after an hour drive home at about 6-6:30 pm.