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Bromley College has just launched a new competitively priced, 4-day
Unix Solaris System Administration training course in the UK.

In order to make the Unix training as accessible to as many people as
possible we only charge just enough to "break even".

For more information please visit:
http://ce.bromley.ac.uk/linux/unix1.htm

From the above page:

BASIC USER COMMANDS

      *       Logging In and Logging Out
      *       Command Line Editing
      *       Navigating the File System
      *       Viewing and Copying Files
      *       Controlling the Terminal
      *       Sending and Receiving Mail

etc. You sure this is a "Unix Solaris System Administration training
course"?

Dragan

--
Dragan Cvetkovic,

To be or not to be is true. G. Boole      No it isn't.  L. E. J. Brouwer

!!! Sender/From address is bogus. Use reply-to one !!!

1. Buy a precanned set of course materials for oodles.

2. Tell everyone that you charge "just enought to break even"
(yet make it one of the most expensive courses out there!).

3. Post to comp.unix.solaris (oops).

4. No profit.

Hey... it worked!!  Good plan.

The course description gives the impression that Bromley College
really don't have a clue about unix systems administration.  At best,
this is an "introduction to unix" course; it covers nothing that a
systems administrator needs to know over and above what a reasonably
competent user would be expected to know.

May I suggest that Clive has a look at the content of Sun's System
Admin I and II courses and compares and contrasts those with his
course?  Yes, I know they're a lot more expensive but it's really
highly misleading to describe the Bromley course as covering systems
administration when it clearly does no such thing.

Care to comment, Clive?

Mike.

Mike

I usually run the successful Linux training courses at Bromley.

This is a new venture for us - I've been approached by an external Unix
trainer and he has provided me with this syllabus.

I'm going to get back to him on this and check.
Thanks for your advice

Clive

Thanks to everyone for their feedback on this - genuinely appreciated.

I've modified the somewhat misleading course title to better reflect
its contents.

Have a good Christmas :-)

Clive