Center for Technology Training at Certification Associates Inc.
Not only do they offer purely certification test preparation, CTT has a much broader objective. Since their objectives differ, so do their methods.
The program is specifically designed to identify and address your specific requirements. Associates work in partnership with other professionals who will ensure that you become successfully certified. There are no times when you will feel alone.
In contrast to traditional schools that only provide classes that are cold and impersonal, CTT adapts to your needs. They understand that you have your own individual needs that differ from others. Anyone who has a demanding schedule or other obstacles that would prevent them from achieving their certifications should look to CTT for their answer.
CTT: A schedule that is flexible that will coordinate with your fast lifestyle is what they provide. The center is open during the day, evening, and weekends, 7 days a week. The program lacks the traditional approaches of semesters or a cyclical system. Your schedule is adapted to by the instructors!
Others: Are they the conventional system with a rigid schedule that offers no compromise, or are they flexible? What occurs if you do not have the confidence to pass the tests you take? Are you at their mercy, or can you repeat a class whenever you choose?
Program Objective:
CTT: Pass the certification test on your first try. Practical hands-on competency.
You pass the test or they will pay if you don't!
Methods Used in Their Programs:
CTT: Current quality manuals, instructor-led sessions, hands-on workshops, CBT preparation, video preparation, simulated testing, review Sessions, tutorials, and unlimited practice.
Others: Is it a "mentor" system, or do they have real instructors? Do they offer unconstrained hands-on practice as opposed to simulation, or extremely limited practice, or a CBT (computer-based training) curriculum?
Instructors:
CTT: Instructors possess certification in the subjects they teach. They are also working professionals who have practical experience, knowledge, skills, and insight.
Others: Are they certified in yesterday's technology, or in what they currently teach? Are they academic trainers with little or no experience - or just slightly more knowledgeable than you, or do they have real-world experience?