Calling all PowerShell Teachers/Trainers
I’m in the process of building a referral list for teachers and trainers who work with Windows PowerShell. My goal is to build a “find a trainer” page here on PowerShell.org, with the ability for prospective clients to send an inquiry via email. This would be for customers seeking private classes, not for individual students seeking a class.
If you’d like to be on the list, please send me an email, or use the “Contact” page under the “Site Info” menu here on PowerShell.org. Please provide an email address that referrals can be sent to; you’d receive the potential client’s contact information directly and would work with them directly - I’m not looking to act s middleman or agent, and there are no referral fees. We won’t be providing pricing information or anything other than a means of connecting clients and trainers.
You can also provide a link to your Web site, if you have one, preferably a page that describes your PowerShell training offering(s).
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We Need Your Help.
We need your help.
As you may have heard, we’re launching a new “OnRamp” track at PowerShell + DevOps Global Summit 2019. Limited to 40 students, this will be a hands-on class designed to bootstrap someone into the technology and our community. There’s a whole brochure about it!
We’re also offering a number of free-ride scholarships designed to cover admission, air, and hotel, to help increase the diversity of our field and community right at the top of the funnel. Half of our scholarships will be awarded to individuals from groups that are traditionally underrepresented in IT, and that’s where we need your help.
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