>Ok I have tried cco - which gives very little away - and the Groupstudy
>archives which seem to relate to ICRC and other out of date material.
>
>How I get to CCSI ?
>
>Basically I have an inheritance - with certain conditions - which should
>finance the process, but, what's the process. I would prefer not to be tied
>in to an employer as part of it, if that makes sense.

Unfortunately, that's the only way it works. You'd have to be an 
accepted Learning Partner, with staff, a range of courses offered, 
etc.

I have a CCSI, but it's in "inactive"status until a partner activates 
it, paying  a fee that used to be around $5000 for already-certified 
trainers.

>
>The aim being to be come a freelance trainer.

Cisco's policy is that it doesn't want any.  It feels it needs the 
intermediate layer of partners to do supervision.  Its loyalty is to 
the partners, not the instructors. Yo become freelance, your best bet 
may to become an NFL veteran and qualify for free agency. :-(

>
>Thanks for any advice
>
>Matthew




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