# Certification-go-round
Neat. On 25 February I'll be writing LPI certification exams, along with a few hundred other Linux geeks.
AfriBiz, a Linux training/solutions company, are arranging a mass certification event - and the exams can be written for a fraction of the normal cost (R200, instead of the R1k or more these exams usually go for). The original goal was to get 200 people to write the exam(s) at once. They reached and passed that goal, so they upped the number to 250. Now they've passed that limit and might decide to register even more people.
Nothing ventured nothing gained and all that, so I decided to give it a bash (no pun intended), and signed up a night or two back. I just got confirmation that I've been registered for the two Level 1 exams. It's going to be a busy busy month.
AfriBiz, a Linux training/solutions company, are arranging a mass certification event - and the exams can be written for a fraction of the normal cost (R200, instead of the R1k or more these exams usually go for). The original goal was to get 200 people to write the exam(s) at once. They reached and passed that goal, so they upped the number to 250. Now they've passed that limit and might decide to register even more people.
Nothing ventured nothing gained and all that, so I decided to give it a bash (no pun intended), and signed up a night or two back. I just got confirmation that I've been registered for the two Level 1 exams. It's going to be a busy busy month.
File under: techie : {2005.01.22 01:57}
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