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New Leopard courses.
Apple's elegant operating system brings both power and stability to computer use. These courses assist anyone from a novice user to a professional support person on how to unlock the capabilities of the Macintosh UNIX-based operating system, and system administrators who need to learn all the powerful features of Mac OS X Server.
Courses in this track assist system administrators and other technical professionals in the creation and distribution of rich media over the Internet.
Whether you are an editor, composer, special effects artist, sound designer, web developer or teacher in multimedia, we have training courses that will help you expand your skills.
To attend a Pro Applications Train-the-Trainer (T3) course, you must first be accepted into the Apple Certified Trainer (ACT) for Pro Apps Program. Apply for admission to the ACT for Pro Apps Program by completing the online application. This program trains and certifies qualified individuals to deliver curricula focused on Apple's suite of digital Pro applications. ACTs work with Apple Authorized Training Centers to deliver a range of courses to end users. To view the Pro Apps Train-the-Trainer schedule click here.
With a cluster file system such as Apple's Xsan, multiple computers can use a single volume on a SAN network, allowing clustered servers for fail-over, efficient use of storage capacity, and easier management of large files shared in a collaborative environment. Courses in this track teach IT Professionals the skills needed to configure, deploy, monitor and optimize a SAN environment.
AppleCare Technician Training provides all the information you need to prepare for the Apple Service Certification exams for desktop and portable systems. This easy-to-use, self-paced program includes training materials, diagnostic tools, and extensive information from Apple's own technical library.
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