Job - Hardware Support

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I got my MCSE in Nov 2006 and hav been actively looking for a job since then I've interviewed for multiple jobs and today I got the call confimring my job which I start on Mon yes! finally I'm getting somewhere its a hardware support role at a DC I can't give the name of the company, but its pretty big and global.

They want me to get a RedHat Certifications either a RHCT/RHCE within 6 months, anyone know a good place to start on this? Anyone done this?

 

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Congrats on the new job!
Well what is your experience with Red Hat/Fedora Core?

https://www.redhat.com/training/rhce/courses/

 

No, experience.

 

Are they paying for it?

I suggest you download a trial version of RHEL from the site.. and get installing... There are a number of good books out there this and this might help...

 

The exam will be paid for by the company

 

So in 6 months you got to pass RHCT/RHCE? I think your best bet is to look for Red Academies in London... Greenwich Uni i know is one.. and their course isnt that expensive either...

 

cheers will surely looking into it.

 

Congratulations

 

Congrats!

 

Well done and congratulations the sky is the limit now I guess? I know the feeling.

 

Well done on the job, sounds like a great opportunity!

 

Congratulations on your excellent news!!

Yes, it definitely will be an academy given the circumstances by the sounds of it!

You should be able to allocate yourself a spare PC or laptop to use at home for Redhat also given the timeframe.