Apple certifications?

[yg17]

Next semester in my networking class, I'll have a shot at getting my CCNA. That got me thinking...are there any Apple certifications like the MCSE or whatever? If so, what's involved in getting certified?

[killmoms]

I'm sure there are, though I'm not familiar with generic Apple certs. Only ones I know of are the Pro certifications for their Pro video apps (Final Cut, etc.).

[Queso]

They teach Microsoft and Cisco certs at school now? :eek:

[pdxflint]

They teach Microsoft and Cisco certs at school now? :eek:
Hmmm... now why would anyone want to go to a school to learn something??;)
Actually, lots of higher ed schools teach MS and Cisco stuff in their CS/IT programs, esp. community colleges. Nothing new there. What would be interesting is if they would teach APPL technology too, other than the graphic arts apps.

[yg17]

They teach Microsoft and Cisco certs at school now? :eek:

Yep.

Hmmm... now why would anyone want to go to a school to learn something??;)
Actually, lots of higher ed schools teach MS and Cisco stuff in their CS/IT programs, esp. community colleges. Nothing new there. What would be interesting is if they would teach APPL technology too, other than the graphic arts apps.

Yeah, it's a state university (University of Missouri-Rolla, well known for their engineering departments, but the Info Sci department is less known). I don't take the test there or anything, but the networking class helps prepares you for the CCNA, and if I'm getting prepared for it, I might as well take it, since I want to do networking when I graduate.

[rstorm]

You mean the Demi-God/Goddess are not certified?

[mduser63]

Apple has several "non-graphics" certifications (http://train.apple.com/certification/). I've thought it's something I'd like to do, but not if I have to pay a lot of money for it. Afterall, it's not really likely I'd ever get a job with it, more just something I'd like to do to say I did it.