Computer Forensics Training and Bootcamps. Courses on ethical hacking training and advanced ethical hacking.

CCNA Training

City by city courses:
CISSP Chicago
Denver CISSP
Miami ITIL Training
California IT Security Training
Texas Ethical Hacking

Cool resource for Certified Information Security Managers (CISM). Q&A, CISM practice test questions, and training info.

Things like: What’s the average pass-rate for CISM? Do bootcamps help?

http://www.cism.com/cism-training-and-certification/pass-rate-and-cism-training/

Good luck all you CISMers

-TeacherTodd

We recently lost everything in our school. Luckily, our “IT guy” is a real pro. He pulled off some magic and restored everything!!!! Thanks Ron!!!!

I asked him how he knew this stuff and he told me it was a “cake walk” compared to the data recovery he’s been trained to do. He learned it all by himself and by taking courses like this data recovery training course – and using things like FTK, clean rooms, and a bunch of other words I didn’t understand.

Anyway, just wanted to say thanks in a public forum

…just a word of warning though for the rest of you – I think he found stuff from computer forensics that people didn’t want him to find…oops!

While this isn’t exactly an education or teacher-related post, I wanted to share that our company has just launched a new addition to the family. Our goal has been to help students gain the education and experience necessary to get a job in the public sector. Our next venture besides education is also in the public sector – public safety and criminal justice schools.

Here is a list of just some of the careers and requirements we’ll be covering for careers in criminal justice

• Online Paralegal Degree
• Law Enforcement Degree
• Police Officer Schools Degrees
• Detective Schools and Degrees
• CSI Degrees
• Crime Scene Investigation Schools

If you want to become a teacher in Washington – this is the place to check out.

While it’s a tough labor market, it’s a great state to live in and the intangibles will outweigh all else. So get your Washington state teaching certification and go for it.

Here are the top searches that drove traffic to A0K this season:

More data to come, but just links for now:

Minnesota Teacher Certification to help you meet the requirements to become a teacher in Minnesota.

Minnesota has a great public school system and teachers are paid quite well. Master’s degrees help find a job, since it can be a little scarce and hard to land one – but once you do, it’s a great place to earn a living teaching kids.

There are so many educators online now. It’s great to see the use of technology within and outside of classrooms. There are so many benefits to having a teacher that wants to explore the technical boundaries of technology in education. At the forefront are those teachers with blogs and websites. They are still in the minority to be sure, but it is a growing subsection. Here are a couple sites to help identify teacher bloggers out there:

teacherlingo.com
www.teachingtips.com
School and Teacher.com
Teacher Portal (close to breaking 1k edu bloggers)

As a follow-up to that last post, we’ll add a few more links to a few more sites. The first request was from FLORIDA – so here you go sunshine state.

if you are in Florida, you can get info on Florida teacher certification, Florida teaching degrees, and online schools such as Brown Mackie Online, Liberty University Online, or Walden Univeristy.

Start with the page on how to become a teacher in Florida, and explore from there.

If you are looking for city-level data – that is available from many of the Florida pages as well. So explore away!

Sister site TeacherPortal just added a new section: schools. For teacher schools and teacher colleges check it out.

There are many ways to approach that site depending on all the different angles you may be interested. First getting into teaching, becoming certified, upgrading your education, and then based on where you are – resources tailored to you.

ie – if you are in Georgia, there is a page for Georgia teacher certification, teaching degrees in Georgia, specific schools such as Brown Mackie, Liberty University, or Devry Education Degrees. Then of course the obvious – how to become a teacher in Georgia, teacher salaries in GA, GA teaching requirements and even famous GA educators.

There is also information on Atlanta and other specific school districts, and even a blogger directory for Georgia teachers. If you are one of them – please add your blog there now.