
When I started my training at Bluepoint, I had no knowledge about Linux except that it is an Open Source technology as I have read it from books and from the Internet. When I was with my previous job as a technical support rep at a call center, I got interested with this revolutonary OS even though we were not supporting it. I got curious and interested with it. I read books and browsed the Internet just to gain knowledge and grasp of it. I enrolled at Bluepoint Institute's Linux Express course because I felt I
needed it for the job/career I really wanted.
I enjoyed the training. I learned a lot of things and I got the chance to meet fine people like Ma'am Kim, Sir Engels and the alumni. After my training at Bluepoint, I found a new job that I really wanted to master. My line of work now is in network engineering. Though the company doesn't support Open Source technologies like Linux, we're slowly incorporating it in our network solutions for our clients and I guess...I started it.
needed it for the job/career I really wanted.
I enjoyed the training. I learned a lot of things and I got the chance to meet fine people like Ma'am Kim, Sir Engels and the alumni. After my training at Bluepoint, I found a new job that I really wanted to master. My line of work now is in network engineering. Though the company doesn't support Open Source technologies like Linux, we're slowly incorporating it in our network solutions for our clients and I guess...I started it.