I was looking into signing up for a training class from Global Knowledge. I wanted to see if anyone here have taken a cisco course with them and how was your experience with them?
At which training location? I had networking classes several years ago at GK's Irvine, CA location, and they were very good, but I don't know if that's an accurate representation of the quality of instruction at GK's other facilities.
I am thinking about either the houston or dallas location.[/i]
I attended a course there(Dallas/Fort Worth) a few months ago (Planning, Implementing, and Maintaining a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Active Directory Infrastructure). I was not impressed with the instructor. He spoke in a low voice, which made it hard to hear what he said. He had a habit of jumping off topic. He'd be talking about domains and then suddenly start talking about something totally irrelevant. He also did not seem to have a firm grasp on the material, spent too much time reading directly from the book. Several questions went unanswered during the 5 days of classes.
He was a very nice person, just not a good instructor.
I took an ASA course almost a year ago and loved it. I used to work for one of GK's biggest competitors and had bad ideas about them going in, but my job trained primarily w/ them so I was stuck. All my preconceived notions of what type of courses they offered went out the window after the first hour. The instructor was knowledgeable and the labs were awesome.
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I attended a course there(Dallas/Fort Worth) a few months ago (Planning, Implementing, and Maintaining a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Active Directory Infrastructure). I was not impressed with the instructor. He spoke in a low voice, which made it hard to hear what he said. He had a habit of jumping off topic. He'd be talking about domains and then suddenly start talking about something totally irrelevant. He also did not seem to have a firm grasp on the material, spent too much time reading directly from the book. Several questions went unanswered during the 5 days of classes.
He was a very nice person, just not a good instructor.