Yeah right... and not get the fees for the exams?
That was an analogy. Personally, I wish the OCP requirements included
at least one class in basic writing skills
Oh, and I was incorrect, as of last month, if you had not started the
certification process for OCP you are required to take the $200
Thank you Rachel!
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Rachel:
I have an Assoc. EE, B.S. and an MBA. Does this mean Oracle will
automatically give me all three certificates?
Thanks,
Ken Janusz, CPIM
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> think of it as
>
think of it as
OCA is the Oracle equivalent of getting an Associate's degree from a
college
OCP is the Bachelor's degree
OCM is the Master's degree
not exact but close enough for Oracle.
The $2000 class is a requirement ONLY for OCM. Most companies do not
look for OCM on a resume, at least not
Hannah,
Main answer - Yes, you do.
You need this practice "hands-on" 2000$
exam for OCP if you are not OCP for any older versions. like 7, 8,
8i.
For OCM you need even more... 2 classes from Oracle
(which are costly) plus 2-days (not sure how many days) "hands-on" exam. Too
expensive. (hope
Hanna:
You can review this on Oracles web site. I believe that
the Masters certificate is the last in the line. First there is OCA, then
OCP and then OCP Masters (I believe). So I think what you end up with is
three OCP certifications.
My $0.02 worth,
Ken Janusz, CPIM
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