* David Crosswell <[email protected]> [2010-11-11 18:28]: > Hello, > > As a first post, I thought I would just provide a copy and paste of > something I sent to the Dragonfly list, by way of introduction:
Welcome! > "I have a project in mind. > > I recently qualified, here in Australia, as a Cert. IV, Trainer/Assessor. > This is the course featured here, which will give you some idea of what that > involves: > > http://www.carson.com.au/course_TAE40110.php > > I've been involved with Debian for some years, so not entirely new to the > Open Source area. > I'm running PC-BSD at present, just having a look, although posting this > from a Windows piece of filth in an internet cafe > because I'm moving house and don't have 'net access at present. > > What I'm looking at doing is getting up and running with the new BSD > certification programme, as featured recently in BSDMag, > forming that up into a registered training package in a similar format to > those featured here: > > http://www.ntis.gov.au/ > > and training others up on that, while doing server installations into > commercial situations to keep my head above water. Great project, and sorely needed. We get a number of requests for training, and do not have the resources right now to develop a comprehensive program. > Doing the BSD cert up as a registered training package would do a number of > things, not least in having it accepted as > an established 'qualification' here in conventional 'establishment' eyes, > but also in facilitating a greater exposure of Dragonfly > into a wider training environment and ongoing adoption into areas such as > large corporate and govt. projects. There are several things to consider. Hit me up off list. > > I thought I'd contact the list to find out if there would be people here > that would be interested in assisting me with getting my > knowledge within the DragonflyBSD environment up and running as quickly as > possible in order to achieve this. > I'd be classified as a bit of a newbie, but I've been round the lists for a > while so I know I don't fit into the luser category. > I don't expect anybody to do it for me." > Regards, > > Dave Crosswell. This weekend is the NYCBSDCon conference so a fair number of BSDCert people will be busy. If you don't get a lots of replies, that's probably why. We are definitely interested though. Best Regards, Jim B. _______________________________________________ BSDCert mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nycbug.org/mailman/listinfo/bsdcert
