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learning plan for each of the learners.
Everyone learns in a different way so
a good Instructor will adapt his/her
presentation and style to cater for each of
the learning types presented in the class.
Working as a full-time employee at CNet
gives me to more scope to continue
my development and knowledge of the
industry. I regularly receive technical
updates from the CNet technical
development team.
This keeps me ahead of the curve when
it comes to the latest changes within the
industry and I can rapidly add this detail
into all the programs I instruct.
What do you think sets CNet
Training apart from other training/
education providers?
CNet’s programs are both unique and
vendor independent – this alone is an
excellent starting point, coupled with the
continuous development of each program
CNET IS THE
ONLY TECHNICAL
EDUCATION
PROVIDER IN THE
WORLD DEDICATED
TO THE DIGITAL
INFRASTRUCTURE
INDUSTRY TO
AWARD BOTH
OFFICIAL
CERTIFICATIONS
AND
INTERNATIONALLY
RECOGNISED
QUALIFICATIONS.
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to stay aligned to both technology
advancements and standards updates
while complying with relevant legislation,
sets CNet apart from the chasing crowd.
CNet’s quality management system is
certified to the international standard ISO
9001 and has been since 2001, showing
their commitment to delivering the best
quality technical education.
CNet is the only technical education
provider in the world dedicated to
the digital infrastructure industry to
award both official certifications and
internationally recognised qualifications.
CNet is also committed to the on-going
development and continual progression
the world renowned global digital
infrastructure education framework that
maps education programs to actual career
progression routes throughout the data
centre and network infrastructure sectors.
If you could change one thing
about the DC industry what would
it be?
Personally, I would like to see more
women involved. It is a predominately
male industry. The women I have met in it
from all aspects, marketing, engineering,
IT and management have all been
excellent and I feel more women would
benefit our industry and bring more
diversity to teams.
IT GIVES YOU A
GREAT SENSE OF
ACHIEVEMENT
IN KNOWING
THAT YOU HAVE
ENABLED A
LEARNER TO BE
THE BEST THEY
CAN AND PROVE
IT WITH OFFICIAL
CERTIFICATION
AND
QUALIFICATIONS
They will be positive, believe me. Also
remember that the data centre sector is
like any other, it requires people to support
every aspect of the business, not just the
technical side of things.
Listen, listen, listen to the experts, they
will impart their knowledge onto you.
Lastly, work with a smile, you always learn
more when smiling. ◊
What’s the most useful piece
of advice you’ve been given in
your career?
God gave you two ears and one mouth
Tony, listen twice as much as you talk. You
will learn more.
Any advice for people who would
like to get into the DC sector?
Reach out to people currently employed
in the sector, get their opinions on it.
Tony Hassett, Instructor at CNet Training
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