Hello Andrew: At first, thanks for the vote of confidence! It was completely unexpected and I appreciate it! Sorry for the late response of appreciation.
I haven't advertised our service offerings on TAUG but I represent myself as an individual here on the list. Almost ALL our clients, and specially those clients who render training from us are not on the TAUG list. I've been pretty low profile on most of our business activities and have shared with only a selected few on the list, and/or have responded to requests off list. But now that the cat is out of the bag -- and for those who are interested: yes, we offer extensive training courses for the technical staff and the management staff. We have a number of course offerings, but to keep on topic here, yes, we offer extensive hands on course on entry-to-intermediate level Asterisk deployment and administration. Advanced Asterisk administration involves SIP analysis and debugging, for which we do not have a course offering yet. With one of our distant trainee's, we offered remote training course via teleconference, video conference and remote SSH -- which was a great success. ** If the trainee candidate has novice to intermediate sys admin skills on Linux or Windows Server technologies, we guarantee the trainee/students will have sufficient knowledge in Asterisk, that would allow him/her to install, create extensions, peer with servers .... and so on... with little or no difficulty. ** We will soon introduce a course offering which exclusively trains consultants and business owners to deploy their own call-shop/calling card service platform. Though we touch on GUIs slightly, emphasis is on the CORE of Asterisk, and we ensure the trainee/student understands Asterisk at its core. Anyone can install an ISO image of a GUI and get it to work, but the CORE of Asterisk is what makes it fun, flexible, powerful and a super telecom tool/product to integrate with existing applications (web based or legacy). As per our training background, we've been offering training to corporate clients for the past 10+ years, and as an individual, I've been training and teaching for 15+ years. Each and EVERY one of our students today, without exception holds good IT positions and have escalated within the company they work for in: recognition, respect and salary after having taken our courses, or have have moved on to other organizations for better opportunities. Our next course offering is in April at the IT360 premises. If you are interested, or know of someone who is interested, please go to: http://www.it360.ca/2008/asterisk.cfm and click on "Register". The "VoIP Asterisk Workshop" that I am hosting with my team is under the Asterisk Conference section. The Workshop pass also includes access to all IT360°, CTCA and CIO-Level IT360° Seminars & Tutorials, Exhibit & Conference Keynotes, Feature Presentations, Exhibit Hall Admission, LPI Certifications, BOF's & CD of Presentation Proceedings. The workshop will take place at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre. Cheers! Reza. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Andrew Kohlsmith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, January 29, 2008 2:54 PM Subject: Re: [on-asterisk] Traiing in Toronto > On Friday 25 January 2008 17:29:51 McQuiggan, Mark - Broadridge (Toronto) > wrote: >> Does anyone know of an Asterisk Bootcamp or Asterisk Administration >> courses (or equivalents) in Toronto and/or Vancouver? > > I'm not sure if Reza advertising is training or not, but he has an excellent > course that I've sent people to. Reasonable cost and very high bang-to-buck > ratio. > > -A. > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >
