LPI Exam in September 2007
Posted on August 12, 2007
LPI Exam organize by Free and [tag]Open Source[/tag] Software Society [tag]Malaysia[/tag]
The [tag]Linux[/tag] Professional Institute ([tag]LPI[/tag]) is a non-profit organization geared to provide professional certification for the Linux Community.
This would be an excellent opportunity for working professionals, students and interested individuals to get certified at a low cost.
(More information about LPI available here: http://www.lpi.org/en/lpi/english )
Details follow:
- Date of certification exam: 29th September 2007
- Proctor: Dr. Nah Soo Hoe
- Cost: RM 200 per paper
- Length of examination: 90 minutes
- Deadline for registration and payment: 31st August 2007
Important note: The price has been increased from RM 180 to RM 200 due to changes in the LPIC pricing.
To register for the certification, send an email to ditesh@gathani.org and include the following information:
- Full Name
- NRIC Number
- Contact Number
- Certification exam you wish to take
Available exams include LPIC 101, LPIC 102, LPIC 201 and LPIC 202.
Please view http://www.lpi.org/en/lpi/english/certification/the_lpic_program for more information.
You can take all the exams on the same day as we will arrange the timing carefully to ensure candidates will be able to seat for all the papers they register for.
Payment information will be sent to you once you have registered. You will need to make payment by the 31st August 2007 for us to be able to order the papers.
Please do note that payment made is not refundable once the papers have been ordered. The exam is held at cost and as such, further discounts are not possible.
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