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BCM Training... again
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Sorry what is GK ?
If your in the uk getting training with itel is the best you can get i believe the task based guides and Nortel training is written by them anyway..
You can not beat hands on training i have no experience with CBT stuff but you must get some hands on ..
If its not broke tweak it..
If your in the uk getting training with itel is the best you can get i believe the task based guides and Nortel training is written by them anyway..
You can not beat hands on training i have no experience with CBT stuff but you must get some hands on ..
If its not broke tweak it..
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Firebird Scrambler
Systems Engineer
What you can do is to register with Avaya, (I mean Nortel for the time being!) webs site and you can download the ITEL guides. They are well compiled and very easy to follow.
It's 110 Megs, but the link states it's only 90 bytes!.
All the best
Firebird Scrambler
Meridian Programmer in the UK
Useful Nortel forum at
If it's working, then leave it alone!.
It's 110 Megs, but the link states it's only 90 bytes!.
All the best
Firebird Scrambler
Meridian Programmer in the UK
Useful Nortel forum at
If it's working, then leave it alone!.
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- #5
Global Knowledge.
I did the BCM Bootcamp last year and a Callpilot 5.5.
Both instructors were from Richardson, Texas and courses were in Toronto.
1. Instructors great.
2. Proctored exams - horrid in this constantly changing field and totally out to lunch.
I wonder if my 1987 Toshiba Perception II certifications allow me to put TPSS on my email signature?
Because they are closed book/closed system you are just regurgitating useless fact rather than knowing how to use the NTP's properly or find it on the system. You realize that you are being to taught to pass the test, not install and maintain the system.
Hands-on Troubleshooting was such a strong component of the old SL1/M1 large system I&M courses. Unfortunately, there is no troubleshooting component in the training.
I like Mitel and like AVAYA, renaming their training facilities a 'University' is insulting. Neither have a University charter nor can they be considered degree granting institutions. A fortnight in Calgary, although enjoyable, is not a degree.
KE407122
You can lead a horse to water but you can make glue out of him too.
I did the BCM Bootcamp last year and a Callpilot 5.5.
Both instructors were from Richardson, Texas and courses were in Toronto.
1. Instructors great.
2. Proctored exams - horrid in this constantly changing field and totally out to lunch.
I wonder if my 1987 Toshiba Perception II certifications allow me to put TPSS on my email signature?
Because they are closed book/closed system you are just regurgitating useless fact rather than knowing how to use the NTP's properly or find it on the system. You realize that you are being to taught to pass the test, not install and maintain the system.
Hands-on Troubleshooting was such a strong component of the old SL1/M1 large system I&M courses. Unfortunately, there is no troubleshooting component in the training.
I like Mitel and like AVAYA, renaming their training facilities a 'University' is insulting. Neither have a University charter nor can they be considered degree granting institutions. A fortnight in Calgary, although enjoyable, is not a degree.
KE407122
You can lead a horse to water but you can make glue out of him too.
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