Mac OS X and Mac OS X Server Certifications
Are you…
- A help desk professional who supports Mac OS X users or works in a business that uses Mac OS X systems?
- A technical coordinator or power user who manages networks of Mac OS X systems in your organisation — for example, a teacher or a technology specialist who manage classroom networks or computer labs?
- A system administrator or network engineer who manages complex, multi-platform networks that include Mac OS X systems?
If so, it's time to build on your technical skills and add Apple Mac OS X certification to your credentials. Apple offers three tracks for IT professionals who want Mac OS X certification. Below, you'll find information and links to required exams, preparatory courses, and resources to help you prepare for certification exams.
Benefits of Apple Certification
- Differentiate yourself and your business
- Gain recognition for technical competency
- Build credibility with clients and employers
- Increase visibility and enhance your reputation in a competitive marketplace
- Publicise your certifications on Apple's website, and connect with clients and employers
- Display your personalised certificate and a logo that distinguishes you as an Apple Certified professional
Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard Certification Tracks
Due to the considerable number of changes and new features from Mac OS X v10.4 Tiger to v10.5 Leopard, there are no update exams for Tiger to Leopard certifications.
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Each ACSA passed exam also earns a certificate, except Mac OS X Server Essentials.
2-These exams will be available in mid-2008.
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