MCSE 2012 Course in London?

colizzicolizzi Posts: 3Registered Users ■□□□□□□□□□
in MCSA / MCSE on Windows 2012 General
Dear All first of all I would like to congratulate with you all about the forum, just read some thread and I found them really interesting!

I'm an IT Professional but without any Microsoft Certification and I was wondering if someone could give me some tips. Basically I'm looking to do one course in order to get the MCSE 2012 certification but unfortunately I don't where to go here in London. Any suggestion? I've looked in Google but I would like to have if possible one feedback. Thankssssssicon_study.gif

I was wondering to buy one on-line Microsoft course and I would like to know your experience about it.
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  • ITMonkeyITMonkey Posts: 200Member
    I've done two of their online Academy courses. Not unhappy with them. However, I am not eager to buy another. Books, TechNet (the library, wiki's...) and making my own labs trumps what the Academy can provide.
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  • neathneathneathneathneathneath Posts: 438Member
    have a look at:
    IT Training | Technical Training Solutions | QA

    they do various courses etc.
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  • halaakajanhalaakajan Posts: 167Member
    How about Computer Based Training using Trainsignal or CBT Nuggets?
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  • colizzicolizzi Posts: 3Registered Users ■□□□□□□□□□
    Thank you... It seems interesting... Have you ever done a course win them by any chance? Are they good?

    I was thinking cbt nuggets but.. I don't know... I would prefer a "normal" course..

    @ITMonkey: Yes... Exactly what I think... I'm thinking to start a traditional course...
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  • neathneathneathneathneathneath Posts: 438Member
    I have been on a couple of 5 day courses paid for by my employer and they can be very expensive.

    The self-study route is ok but a bit lonely but obviously cheaper :)

    Mostly I've done self-study but it's a hard slog.
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  • EssendonEssendon Posts: 4,548Member ■■■■■■■■■■
    Global Knowledge are usually good, and they should be in London too. This said, save your cash and dont cough up for these courses. No one can teach you a server OS in five days. Go the self study route, takes longer but much more effective.
    NSX, NSX, more NSX..

    Blog >> http://virtual10.com
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