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A Firebrand Training
7
Day Course
The goal of this seven-day accelerated program for Linux Professional Institute Certification (LPIC) Level 1 and CompTIA Linux+ Certification is to provide professionals with the basic hardware, software, and networking skills necessary to function in an entry level Linux information technology position. The course covers all the major Linux distributions (Red Hat, Caldera, SuSE, Debian, TurboLinux, Slackware, etc.)
This is a performance-based course designed upon the job-related tasks a Linux professional must perform.
Reasons for LPI Linux Level 1 Certification include career advancement, personal improvement, skills enhancement, and higher salaries. According to the Network Computing Special Careers Issue, http://www.networkcomputing.com, the networking professionals that enjoyed the largest compensation increases were those that achieved Linux Professional Institute Certificates.
According to the 2002 CRN Salary Survey, http://www.crn.com, "LPI Linux Level 1 Certification has the advantage of taking the focus off a specific vendor, which is critically important in the Linux area,"... "It gives us an extra degree of flexibility when it comes to providing the right solutions...".
Linux Professional Institute, the leader in Linux training and testing materials, makes the following observations about the benefits of Linux certification:
Other accelerated training providers rely heavily on lecture and independent self-testing and study.
Effective technical instruction must be highly varied and interactive to keep attention levels high, promote camaraderie and teamwork between the students and instructor, and solidify knowledge through hands-on learning.
Other accelerated training providers rely heavily on lecture and independent self-testing and study.
Effective technical instruction must be highly varied and interactive to keep attention levels high, promote camaraderie and teamwork between the students and instructor, and solidify knowledge through hands-on learning.
This information has been provided as a helpful tool for candidates considering certification. Benefits of certification determined through studies do not guarantee any particular personal successes. Firebrand Training provides a guarantee of obtaining certification at the camp, but does not make any guarantees about personal successes or benefits of obtaining certification.
Firebrand Training provides thorough instructor-led training to ensure that you learn the fundamentals, obtain hands-on skills and earn your certification. You will emerge able to immediately apply your new knowledge in your career environment.
Throughout the course, Firebrand Training will evaluate the student's progress and preparedness for the vendor exams through the use of:
More detail on the LPI Linux Level 1 Certification curriculum can be found here Exam 101 and here Exam102
Detailed objectives are listed on the following page, http://www.lpi.org.
Detailed objectives are listed on the following page, http://www.lpi.org.
Firebrand Training offers top-quality technical education and certification training in an all-inclusive course package specifically designed for the needs and ease of our students. We attend to every detail so our students can focus solely on their studies and certification goals.
Our instructors teach to accommodate every student's learning needs through individualised instruction, hands-on labs, lab partner and group exercises, independent study, self-testing, and question/answer drills.
Firebrand Training has dedicated, well-equipped educational facilities where you will attend instruction and labs and have access to comfortable study and lounging rooms. Our students consistently say our facilities are second-to-none.
Should a student complete a Firebrand Training Program without having successfully passed all vendor examinations, the student may re-attend that program for a period of one year. Students will only be responsible for accommodations and vendor exam fees.
Firebrand Training staff interview all potential students regarding their technical background, degrees and certifications held, and personal fortitude. This screening process ensures a successful match between the customer and Firebrand Training toward accelerated training and certification.
Firebrand Training is an aggressive training environment. You must have an attitude aimed for success. The above prerequisites are guidelines, but many students with less experience have other background or traits that have enabled their success in accelerated training through Firebrand Training.
"A fantastic place to learn where you can immerse yourself into the subject matter with no outside distractions to maximise your full potential."
P.B, Vertical Systems Limited.
LPI Linux Level 1 Certification (7 Days) (20/2/2006 to 26/2/2006)
"Went from no knowledge of Linux to a hell of a lot of knowledge in one week. Excellent surroundings \ environment to aid the learning process.
The ability to do the course and take the exams at a later date was a good option for a newbie to the O\S."
TB, Herefordshire Council.
LPI Linux Level 1 Certification (7 Days) (7/7/2008 to 13/7/2008)
"The regime is grueling and enough to send you a bit mad if you are not certain of what you are in for. However, it is undoubtly a worthwhile experience, with such a vast amount of information to be had. An experience I will not forget I think, and certainly worth the time."
Matt Williams, Lindsworth School.
LPI Linux Level 1 Certification (7 Days) (3/3/2008 to 9/3/2008)
"It is clear that Firebrand* are professionals at what they are doing. I am very impressed with their organisation, administration, education quality, testing, eFirebrand*..
The 'boot camp' concept works! I would have been difficult to achieve my certification otherwise.
I recommend Firebrand* for your IT training needs."
Siegfried Niedinger, Contractor.
LPI Linux Level 1 Certification (7 Days) (24/1/2005 to 30/1/2005)
"Firebrand* was beneficial to me, I came to get a piece of paper I went away with much more.
Great place to come if you want to understand Linux, not just be spoonfed an exam pass.
Prepare.......you will work hard, and late to be successful"
Richard Steele, Local Government.
LPI Linux Level 1 Certification (7 Days) (23/1/2006 to 29/1/2006)
"Excellent training from a highly experienced trainer"
Wayne Tainton, United Bristol Healthcare Trust.
LPI Linux Level 1 Certification (7 Days) (2/8/2004 to 8/8/2004)
"Firebrand* will do exactly as it promises - as long as you do your preparation and work hard.
Excellent staff and quality trainers will give you more than 100% while you are with them - if you don't succeed then I doubt very much it will be their fault!
I thought it was a "shove the knowledge in and get them out the door" kind of place - I am happy to be wrong. Excellent tuition gives you all you need to get on with the job - and certification to boot!"
James Dennett, Atos Origin.
LPI Linux Level 1 Certification (7 Days) (11/4/2005 to 17/4/2005)
"I was really amazed at the whole atmosphere and feel of Firebrand*. It was like being back at university,BUT staying in a 5 star hotel (residences) and eating 5 star meals (restuarant).
All lastest technology really makes us geeks feel right at home :) "
Andy Goldschmidt, www.Forlinux.co.uk (Linux Support).
LPI Linux Level 1 Certification (7 Days) (16/5/2005 to 22/5/2005)
"A great way to learn how to take the exam. Well presented and full of good real world references"
Craig Cannon,
LPI Linux Level 1 Certification (7 Days) (18/11/2002 to 24/11/2002)
"My experience at Firebrand* made me well feel taken care. The environment, facility, material, teacher, and the attention to detail was the best I have seen from any course."
Bryan Gervais, Aladdin Knowledge Systems.
LPI Linux Level 1 Certification (7 Days) (11/8/2003 to 17/8/2003)
"You have to be prepared to put effort in yourself. Firebrand* will give you everything you need to succeed but you have to help yourself as well by doing the precourse reading and then making sure you complete the assignments, coursework and reading. If you do all that then it's difficult to see how you could fail.
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Paul Dawson, Apex Computers.
LPI Linux Level 1 Certification (7 Days) (2/8/2004 to 8/8/2004)
"An intensive working experience but very rewarding to get through the course when the effort is applied."
Anon.,
ForLinux Ltd.
LPI Linux Level 1 Certification (7 Days) (11/4/2005 to 17/4/2005)
"The instructor's real world experience and knowledge of the highest calibre made this a memorable, enjoyable and extremely worthwhile experience.
This is a tough course but, combined with the accomodation and services available, Firebrand provide an excellent opportunity to tackle it.
If you're new to Linux, make sure that you do the pre-reading as a minimum and do as much additional preparation as possible to familiarise yourself with the topics covered. It will be worth the effort.
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Derek James, Contractor.
LPI Linux Level 1 Certification (7 Days) (26/5/2008 to 1/6/2008)
"An intensive working experience but very rewarding to get through the course when the effort is applied."
Anon.,
ForLinux Ltd.
LPI Linux Level 1 Certification (7 Days) (11/4/2005 to 17/4/2005)
"The regime is grueling and enough to send you a bit mad if you are not certain of what you are in for. However, it is undoubtly a worthwhile experience, with such a vast amount of information to be had. An experience I will not forget I think, and certainly worth the time."
Matt Williams, Lindsworth School.
LPI Linux Level 1 Certification (7 Days) (3/3/2008 to 9/3/2008)
"My experience at Firebrand* made me well feel taken care. The environment, facility, material, teacher, and the attention to detail was the best I have seen from any course."
Bryan Gervais, Aladdin Knowledge Systems.
LPI Linux Level 1 Certification (7 Days) (11/8/2003 to 17/8/2003)
"An intensive working experience but very rewarding to get through the course when the effort is applied."
Anon.,
ForLinux Ltd.
LPI Linux Level 1 Certification (7 Days) (11/4/2005 to 17/4/2005)
"Tadley Court is the ideal environment to encouarage effective study and enable one to learn new material as well as revisit old. It provides the focus one needs to prepare adequately and correctly for LPIC"
William J Cooper, SAIC.
LPI Linux Level 1 Certification (7 Days) (16/6/2003 to 22/6/2003)
"Concentrated and Stimulating - don't expect to know what's going on the world whilst you are here."
DB, not working.
LPI Linux Level 1 Certification (7 Days) (17/2/2003 to 23/2/2003)
"What I expected to be a dry and tiring experience turned out to be an exremely enjoyable experience. Although I did go home exhausted I was very happy having achieved much more than I thought I ever would and had a great laugh too."
BP, Kerr McGee.
LPI Linux Level 1 Certification (7 Days) (2/8/2004 to 8/8/2004)
"It was hard work, but totally enjoyable and more than worth the effort involved. The staff, surroundings and food are superb, and the trainer is obviously an expert. As they say on eBay - AAA+++"
Ian Roscow, Self-employed.
LPI Linux Level 1 Certification (7 Days) (16/5/2005 to 22/5/2005)
"Excellent service and tuition, at a cost effective price. "
JD, MOD.
LPI Linux Level 1 Certification (7 Days) (17/2/2003 to 23/2/2003)
"What I expected to be a dry and tiring experience turned out to be an exremely enjoyable experience. Although I did go home exhausted I was very happy having achieved much more than I thought I ever would and had a great laugh too."
BP, Kerr McGee.
LPI Linux Level 1 Certification (7 Days) (2/8/2004 to 8/8/2004)
"My experience at Firebrand* made me well feel taken care. The environment, facility, material, teacher, and the attention to detail was the best I have seen from any course."
Bryan Gervais, Aladdin Knowledge Systems.
LPI Linux Level 1 Certification (7 Days) (11/8/2003 to 17/8/2003)
"Accurate, thorough and very focused training. It helped clear the fog from around the subject and brought it into clear focus."
Carl Parkinson, Nexagent Ltd..
LPI Linux Level 1 Certification (7 Days) (23/1/2006 to 29/1/2006)
"If you like a challenge its the best environment to learn. The instructor was a fountain of knowledge. I have never learned so much in one week before. Its got to be a must for those who need to learn and have not the time for long drawn out courses. Tough work but so worth it."
Jonathan Dade, ridgeway computers.
LPI Linux Level 1 Certification (7 Days) (16/5/2005 to 22/5/2005)
"Having done both MCSE and CCNA traingcamps with diffrent companies prior to signing up with TheFirebrand* for the LPIC course i can honestly say they have been the best yet. From booking right through passing the exam everything, and more, was made available to help pass but more importantly to ensure i undserstand the material. In other words it was not a lame Firebrand* type course.
Big thanks to all at TheFirebrand* especially my Linux trainer Ross.
Scott McGillivray
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Scott McGillivray,
LPI Linux Level 1 Certification (7 Days) (18/11/2002 to 24/11/2002)
"The regime is grueling and enough to send you a bit mad if you are not certain of what you are in for. However, it is undoubtly a worthwhile experience, with such a vast amount of information to be had. An experience I will not forget I think, and certainly worth the time."
Matt Williams, Lindsworth School.
LPI Linux Level 1 Certification (7 Days) (3/3/2008 to 9/3/2008)
"I cannot recommend Firebrand* enough. The training is an absolute commitment, so come in and expect to earn your spurs. The facilities, food, support, and staff are top noFirebrand*h."
Darren Stewart, Gray Cancer Institute.
LPI Linux Level 1 Certification (7 Days) (19/1/2004 to 25/1/2004)
"It was hard work, but totally enjoyable and more than worth the effort involved. The staff, surroundings and food are superb, and the trainer is obviously an expert. As they say on eBay - AAA+++"
Ian Roscow, Self-employed.
LPI Linux Level 1 Certification (7 Days) (16/5/2005 to 22/5/2005)
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Register |
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1/12/2008 |
7/12/2008 |
Finished |
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26/1/2009 |
1/2/2009 |
Limited availability |
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9/3/2009 |
15/3/2009 |
Seats open |