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Excellent post!!

Posted by amansharma81 at 2006-07-25 07:22 AM

Hi sir,
My self is Aman Sharma.This is one of the best posts I have ever read about how one can groom himself in the field of Oracle DBA.I shall be looking forward for the next series of the blogs for the similar category.
Sir,I wanted to ask one thing for a very long time.Sir can you please tell me how one can go for that Oracle Certified Trainer course/exam that you undertook?I want to take that exam/credential but I have not been able to find the relevant information about it yet or it may be that I am not looking in the right place for it.Please guide me for this.
In wait for the upcoming posts.
With best regards.
Aman Sharma

Oracle Certification

Posted by cfoot at 2006-07-27 12:10 PM

I'm really not sure if you can become an Oracle instructor without becoming an employee of Oracle or an Oracle Training Partner. The company I worked for was a training partner. What I can say is that I went through a pretty rigorous selection process. Oracle wanted to know a LOT of information on my Oracle skill sets and training experience. Probably the most selective interview process I have ever been involved with. Since I had lots of past experience as an instructor for two other companies (Platinum and KCS), I was able to become an instructor.

If you are interested in becoming an Oracle instructor, I would contact Oracle Education to start the process.

Good Luck!