[NBLUG TALK] fwd: Part-Time IT Instructor Positions Available in San Rafael

[Troy Engel]

Is it just me, or for what they want are the requirements a little high?  I mean, I know I could learn more from Devin in one hour than many "accredited" folks in a whole week, like what Sandra is looking for below.

A masters? with MCP? I'd rather have a highschool dropout with 10 years field experience teaching me unix/windows, etc.....rather than some person who has spent their life in school.  Now, not that I'm dissing those of you with lots of proper education, but I prefer to be taught by folks "from the trenches".

My $0.02 subjective opinion. Feel free to flame away. :)

-te, putting on asbestos suit


On Thu, Aug 09, 2001 at 09:29:25AM -0700, Dustin Mollo wrote:
> Hello all.  While I'm sure you all know I'm not much for SPAM, from time to
> time I get requests to post jobs to the users.  I tend to limit what I
> forward on to you all pretty well.
> 
> Here's an interesting opportunity for folks looking to do some part-time
> work teaching Linux at a college.
> 
> -Dustin 
> 
> 
> ----- Forwarded message from Sandra Lock <sandralock at earthlink.net> -----
> Good Morning,
> 
> I am the IT Program Manager overseeing technical certification training
> at Dominican University in San Rafael (www.dominican.edu).  This is a new
> program and we are seeking qualified IT professionals to work
> part-time/evenings/weekends as instructors teaching A+, Net+, CIW, Win2000,
> SQL Server, Linux/Unix and CISCO.  We do not require MCSE or MCT
> certifications, but we do require MCP status or vendor certifications
> appropriate to the courses being taught, industry experience, and a Masters
> degree.  Do you have a job opportunity board connected with your site?  How
> would I post a job on that job board?  Is there any way this announcement
> could be forwarded to your membership?  Or perhaps you know someone who
> might be interested?  Candidates should forward their resumes to my email
> address.  They can also check our job board at Dominican University
> (www.Dominican.edu).
> 
> Thanks for your help.
> 
> Sandra M. Lock
> 
> ----- End forwarded message -----