Dear Lowyatians,

I myself have been in Lowyat.net for some years now, and am happy to be one of the Lowyatians here. Have personally gained a lot from this forum, so I hope my profession can also contribute a little to our Lowyat.net.

I recently joined my company, Redynamics Asia. Redynamics Asia is a Corporate I.C.T Training Provider. We work very very closely with Microsoft, and is a Microsoft Certified Gold Partner.

A brief Introduction of my company:
Recently we are working with Microsoft on their latest System Manager, as one of us is the first in Malaysia and the first batch in the world to be certified as a Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist: Operations Manager 2007 and Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist: Configuration Manager 2007, he is required to educate I.T. Professionals in Malaysia on this latest Technology.

What we focus:
I.T. Trainings for I.T. Professionals, but we do also conduct Soft-skill Trainings to prepare I.T. Professionals in the Management Level.

Feel free to contact me if you need advices or recommendation on I.T. Certifications.

Have a nice day!

Vincent
vincent@redynamics.com
www.redynamics.com

For me, degree is a must. Why is it?

Firstly, degree is getting so general nowadays. Everyone has a degree, so it would not be too good if your future employer asked and you do not have one. Degree to me is a guideline for your salary. For example, diploma might only get RM 1.2 - RM 1.6 basic, but with degree, you can get RM 1.8 - RM 2.4 per month.

As for Professional and Technical courses, these increase your market value. You will be more competitive in the market compare to the people who has only degree. You stand out.

Hope I answer your question. But sorry if I am wrong, this is really my perception.

For Microsoft, it is still RM 300 per paper.

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Added on February 23, 2009, 10:22 amYou are right, but only to a certain extend. Local companies may only look at experience, but MNPs will look at experience and certifications. Without a certification, there is no black and white to proof that a person have acquired a certain skill.

Certifications are important. Our working partners, mostly MNPs demand for Certification by respected Principals in the required field. I am sure that MNPs do need certifications as a requirement.

My 2 cents.

This post has been edited by vincent_ng86: Feb 23 2009, 10:22 AM

Haha... If wanna get certifications remember to contact me...

Yes, agree with what clngu said.

Both are great pathways, just that you have to evaluate and analyze yourself on which is the one that you have passion in...

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Added on March 6, 2009, 10:49 amI provide all sorts of training/certifications from major principals. Haha... Of course, if you are comfortable with your dealing training centers, do stick with them...

This post has been edited by vincent_ng86: Mar 6 2009, 10:50 AM

Yes, currently my side is offering Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Database Administration Training. Do contact me if you are keen. Thanks!

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Added on March 10, 2009, 9:16 amYes, however, it depends on what scholarship, and also what type of certs you acquired.

This post has been edited by vincent_ng86: Mar 10 2009, 09:16 AM

We will be always having class, until MDeC stops the class, when their fund finished. They have allocated a fund for I.T. Fresh Graduates for the purpose of improving their opportunity in getting jobs. So once the fund finishes, the class will stop. Do contact me once you can go for the class, in order to attend this class sponsored fully by MDEC.

My training center provide CCNP classes.

Website of?

My training center is Redynamics Asia Sdn. Bhd.

No, MDeC only authorized us to conduct Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Data Administrator course. Exam fees are excluded due to bad experience, where students take the exams again and again, without preparing properly. The exam fee is RM 300.

Haha, do contact me if you are interested in joining a class. We will conduct a CCNA class in April.

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Added on March 17, 2009, 8:53 amThanks for the inquiry.

Have PMed you. Hope you could join our class, and give out a testimonial here.



This post has been edited by vincent_ng86: Mar 17 2009, 08:53 AM

If you are looking at networking, I would say Cisco range of courses in the popular one.

Do check this out: http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...&#entry24473365

Yes of course...

Of course.

Information for others, our CCNP BootCamp is a 20 days course. Priced at RM 13,xxx.