Mentor @ Work?
Hey guys, so I've recently received the email from SANS inviting me to the Instructor Development Program.
What I'm most curious about is, has anyone done the Mentor @ Work programme?
How did it work out for you?
Were the discounts significant enough for the company?
Did you get paid to mentor?
Do you get any instructor training materials?
What I'm most curious about is, has anyone done the Mentor @ Work programme?
How did it work out for you?
Were the discounts significant enough for the company?
Did you get paid to mentor?
Do you get any instructor training materials?
Comments
Anyway, at work (if they host the training event) you will get two seats for 50% off. And yes, you get paid per head count, plus a marketing commission if you brought them yourself.
Please note that was a while back, this update was more than a year ago.. things change rapidly with the program.
It is amazing how bad SANS is with communicating to people. If someone isn't giving them money right then I'm assuming almost all emails go right in the trash.
Guess I'll just fire a query email to SANS and forget about it.
Thanks guys
I have a feeling it's designed to greatly benefit SANS, if they need additional instructors, they may select you, but so long as they have sufficient instructors to meet there needs, they ignore you. If some time in the future they need an instructor or two, it's better to have a drawer full of candidates to pick from, then not.
I think you are half right there. If you talk to the instructors, they want more teaching the material. Cuts down on their travel. Not to mention, many of them are R&D'ing for their courses as well. Look at the Forensics folks -- those people are non stop researching. Tie in constant travel, it wears you down.