CANCELLING SKILLSTRAIN

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Has any-one tried to cancel their contract with skillstrain? the reason i ask is im not impressed with their course im doing on the A+ as i have the mick myers book and skillstrain only seem to go into depth by about 3 pages of the mm book and i would rather cut my loses now than spend more money doing the N+ and CCNA with tthem i know i signed a contract but they can be brokern if you can prove they have not trained and fullfild their part,would be glad to if any one has found the same problem to.

 

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how long have you been with them for?

 

i am about to start part D my concern is when i phoned the tutor line and asked why i could not find how to make/run an ERD on XP HOME the totur had to call me back because he did not know the answer,the answer being that it is only available on XP PRO and WINDOWS NT,this makes me wonder just how good the course is. I have been with them since jan this year.

 

Nobody can answer every conceivable question off the top of their heads, except d-Faktor. The main point here is that he didn't waffle and give you mis-information, he got back to you I presume with the official answer.

For what it's worth, not many IT pros use XP Home and so may not be 100% conversant with it's idiosyncrasies

 

Thanks for the support and advice guys guss i was just not sure what to do after that experiance so will carry on but thanks again for putting me back on the rails.

 

As with any training provider, they will provide the minimum needed for you to pass the exam if you put some effort into it. That said, it's up to you how much you put in. If you really want to learn about A+ for example then you need to read/find more than just what is in the course materials. Doing this will also fill in the gaps and increase your knowledge of the subject.

 

I found the Skillstrain course for the A+ satisfactory overall, certainly enough info to pass the exam. Only 1 or 2 occasions where I had to do some additional reading to clear things up but I've been messing around with PC's for a long time and also got the MM all in one for additional reading.

Doing the N+ with them now and finding this a lot more challenging, in a good way! I admit my networking experience upto this point has only been a few home machines but I'd much rather be challenged than spoonfed knowledge.