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Apple Training and Certification Get Started Apple Training and Certification Get Started. Get Technical. Get Certified. www.apple.com/training Contents Page 2 Welcome Page 3 Training for You Page 4 For Educators Page 5 How You Learn is Up to You Page 6 Apple Mac OS X, Xsan, and Productivity Applications Curriculum Page 7 Apple Pro Apps Curriculum Page 8 Apple Certification Paths Page 10 How to Buy Training Page 11 Become Part of the Apple Training Solution Page 12 Worldwide Contacts Get Started. Welcome Get Technical. Get Certified. Apple Training offers a comprehensive curriculum that addresses a broad range of Apple Solution technical proficiencies, whether you’re an IT or creative professional, an educator or student, or a service technician. Designed by experts, these courses will deepen your knowledge and facilitate your implementation of Apple’s Mac OS X operating system Training and professional digital applications. Together with Apple’s professional service and support offerings, our certified training Professional AppleCare Services programs help you make the most of your Apple solution. Apple Training and Certification, the focus of this catalog, develops and delivers a training curriculum that includes hand-on lab experiences, lectures, and web-based training through a worldwide network of Apple Authorized Training Centers (AATCs). We are proud to offer training and certification to support all your needs, including: Our training and certification programs • Mac OS X client deployment help you make the most of your Apple • Apple Xsan implementation and deployment solution. • Integration of Mac computers into a mixed computing environment • Requirements for Apple’s service technician programs • Expertise and certification in Apple’s professional digital media applications • Achievement of industry-recognized certification • Achievement of Apple Certified Trainer status Apple’s growing certification programs meet a wide variety of needs. Whether you’re an employer who needs to make qualified personnel decisions, a business that wants a competitive differentiator, or an individual seeking tangible proof of technical expertise, you’ll find that being Apple Certified makes a difference. Read on, or visit our website at www.apple.com/training to learn more. 2 Apple Training and Certification Get Started. Get Started. Get Technical. Training for You Get Technical. Get Certified. Get Certified. Classroom Self-paced Books Online Training Classroom Self-paced Books Online Training Classroom Self-paced Books Online Training For Digital Media Professionals For IT Professionals For Service Technicians Apple offers a tiered Apple offers technical training AppleCare Technician certification program for for professionals who are Training prepares you Apple’s professional digital applications. responsible for planning, maintaining, for the Apple Service certification exams. The supporting curriculum applies to and integrating Mac OS X, Mac OS X This easy-to-use, self-paced program creative professionals in varying capaci- Server, Xserves, and Xsan into a network includes training materials, diagnostic ties, including: editors, filmmakers, sound environment. The curriculum objectives tools, and extensive information from designers, photographers, special effects support a tiered certification program Apple’s own technical library. The training artists, teachers, and more. for system administrators, technical modules cover such topics as general coordinators, and support professionals. computer terminology, Apple-specific Training is available through a worldwide computer architectures, troubleshooting, network of Apple Authorized Training The hands-on curriculum is available at and preventive maintenance in a logical, Centers (AATCs), or in a self-paced format AATCs worldwide, and many AATCs offer straightforward format. Because the through the Apple Pro Training Series books training deliveries at the customer facility. training is self-paced, you have complete published by Peachpit Press. Publications Apple Training Series books released by control over your learning schedule. cover all the Apple professional digital Peachpit Press offer useful instruction and www.apple.com/support/products/ applications including Aperture, Color, DVD prepare students for certification. enterprise/help.html Studio Pro, Final Cut Pro, Final Cut Server, training.apple.com Logic Pro, Motion, and Soundtrack Pro. AppleCare also offers hands-on curriculum training.apple.com through a select number of AATCs world- wide. training.apple.com “ Apple certification places you in a unique class of professionals. “ Now when I go out to do corporate It not only shows that you care videos and I let them know I’m enough about what you do to go certified, I get job after job after job.” the extra mile to get certified, it Chip McAllister, Final Cut Pro Editor also demonstrates that you really “For us, certification was a matter and Winner of The Amazing Race 2004 know your stuff.” of survival. We don’t have freight Brian Sheehan, Multimedia Studio Manager, deliveries for days on end, and we MFS Investment Management can’t wait days or weeks for help to fly in from Anchorage. We have to be able to take care of everything.” Steve Noonkesser, Apple Certified Technician, Southwest Region School District, Dillingham, Alaska Key: Classroom Self-paced Books Online Training Apple Training and Certification 3 Get Started. For Educators Get Technical. Get Certified. ClassroomClassroomSelf-paced Self-pacedBooks Online Books TraininOnlineg Training Transform your teaching, transform their learning. Grow your skills. Apple Professional Development (APD) provides K12 schools, colleges, and Explore the digital horizon. universities professional learning and consultation driven by your needs, A variety of media rich educational tailored for your objectives. content is available on the Apple Learning Interchange (ALI) website: Our consultants are current and former educators chosen for their expertise integrating ali.apple.com. This free online technology into learning. We help expand your capacity to meet the demands of today’s community provides a unique social students and tomorrow’s world. Whatever your skill level, academic area, or leadership network for educators to find digital role, Apple Professional Development provides you with fresh experiences to transform content and lessons for both your your professional capability. classroom and professional growth. APD offerings support the ISTE National Education Technology Standards for Teachers Produced by peers, Apple, and (NETS-T) and the guidelines for effective professional development published by the respected content providers, ALI is a National Staff Development Council (NSDC). great repository of classroom-ready ideas to engage your students! Join Digital Literacy Leadership ALI and share your best ideas, post Digital Literacy workshops emphasize Managing change and innovation questions, join or form a group, and fundamental skills using applications— in today’s schools and universities collaborate on projects. and focus on classroom learning for tomorrow’s success is the focus of objectives. Topics include: publishing the Leadership offerings. We help you on the web, managing multimedia, maximize your educational return on creating digital movies, using spread- technology investments. sheets and data, and much more. Delivery Options—The Choice Is Yours* Technology Infused Learning Workshops, Series, and Institutes— Technology Infused Learning workshops APD offers a variety of approaches to provide faculty familiar with fundamental suit your needs. From onsite single or technology integration the opportunity two day workshops, onsite coaching, to transform your abilities to develop and train-the-trainer sessions to deeper students’ must-have 21st century skills. Institutes and Series, APD delivers content tailored for both K-12 and Build Your Plan “Apple’s [Professional Development] Higher Education. Find out more at The Education Technology Profile (ETP) www.apple.com/education/apd. consultants are knowledgeable, gathers information on the technological very user friendly, and bring a skill and infusion strategies of faculty wealth of resources and experience to better inform your professional to their workshops.” development plan. Steve Jeske, Professional Development Specialist, Austin Independent School District, TX More Information For current information, visit www.apple.com/education/apd Key: Classroom Self-paced Books Online Training * Apple Professional Development offerings are currently available in the United States, Canada, Australia, and Asia. 4 Apple Training and Certification Get Started. Get Started. Get Technical. How You Learn is Up to You Get Technical. Get Certified. Get Certified. Classroom Self-paced Books Online Training IT, Pro Apps, and Productivity Applications Training Several delivery options are available for instructor-led training on Mac OS X, Self-Paced Resources Mac OS X Server, Xsan, iLife, iWork, and Apple’s professional applications Peachpit Press (Aperture, Color, DVD Studio Pro, Final Cut Pro, Final Cut Server, Logic Pro, Motion, and Offered as a self-paced learning Soundtrack Pro). tool and reference guide, the Apple Open Enrollment Training Series and Apple Pro Training Courses are taught by Apple Certified Trainers and offered continually at Apple Series books are used in all instructor- Authorized Training Centers (AATCs) worldwide. led courses. The two series include more than 25 titles and are a key part Onsite
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