Re: Question

[Michelle Konzack <linux4michelle@freenet.de>]

Am 2006-05-19 00:26:20, schrieb Peter Staudt-Fischbach:
> Hi Marcin,
> 
> Marcin Giedz schrieb:
> >Hello..
> ...
> >Hmmmm..... how the hell can we provide them such "papers" related to 
> >Debian exams??? 
> Good question ;-)

;-)

I have the same problem here in Strasbourg since I have the
agreement of the DDTEFP (Direction Depatementale de Travail,
Emploi et Formation Professionel"...  yeah ist France...

> I think the only way is that you start working and hope you will earn 
> enough to survive the first years. You have to build your own reputation 
> and if you start offering Linux classes with an emphasis on Debian you 
> might provide a certificate containing the stuff you teach.

Right. this is what they told me to...

If I crate a NEW Education-Center, I have to do ALL from
scratch and I have to define my Diploms I offer my own...

It is not funny to do such stuff...

The best is to use the Linux-Cretification as base...

...and then enhance it to Debian  (the base is the same
as for SuSE, RedHat or other GNU/Linux Distributions).

> On the other hand I think there will never be something like MCSE 
> (Minesweeper Consultant and Solitaire Expert) for Debian. I think Redhat 

:-)

> tries to offer such certificates, but do they make sense? You should not 

Right, and I know many peoples which fighting agains me because I have
NO RedHat Cert because I am working ONLY with Debian...
(which is crap => French anti-propaganda)

My four main customers are the Ministry of Defense, the Police National,
the Hotel de Departement (Strasbourg/Bas-Rhin) and the CUS (Communate
Urbain de Strasbourg...  plus many commercial customers...

For those the only thin was count is, that I am Ex-Military (DGSE)
and have many thinghs to do with IT.

> only certify the learning matter but more important the ability to learn 
> continuously after finishing the course.

But how to keep your Diplomants learning?
This is, what the Education Center must care about...
The Customers must learn to learn contiiously. -- realy!

> It seems to be a longterm project. Look at http://www.deming.org/ for 
> further hints related to quality. If one of you speaks german 
> http://www.deming.ch/ might be a better place. I don't speak polish, 

Interesting links...

> here Deming is at least mentioned: 
> http://www.mba-niemcy.ae.poznan.pl/program.html
> 
> I wish you good luck and success!
> Peter

Greetings
    Michelle Konzack


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