Top 8 Reasons to Attend SUSE Training

Enhance your open source and SUSE technology expertise with SUSE Training. Our flexible learning options including instructor-led training and self-paced eLearning, provide a supportive environment to expand your knowledge and skills. 

Here are 8 reasons to attend SUSE Training:

1. Up-to-Date Content and Labs: Whether you subscribe to SUSE eLearning or attend an authorized SUSE instructor-led training course, you can be confident that the source of the content is both accurate and up to date. 

   

2. Developed by SUSE Subject Matter Experts: Our content is developed by subject matter experts who are working directly with SUSE’s product and engineering teams, and done with sound instructional design methodologies.

3. Hands-on Labs: SUSE courses include hands-on labs that are designed in such a way that you go beyond the theory and get to learn by doing, in a real-world hands-on environment.

4. Expert Instruction: To be an expert, you should train with an expert! Our SUSE Certified Instructors (SCI) are experts in SUSE’s enterprise-grade open source solutions. SCI’s have passed our rigorous industry recognized technical certification exams. SUSE also ensures that SCIs are not only experts, but they also have exceptional teaching skills.

5. Global Training Coverage: SUSE offers training globally leveraging a network of Authorized Training Partners with instructors who can deliver in multiple languages.

6. Flexibility: Learn when and where you want with the flexibility of training that is offered remotely, in person, or self-paced online. The choice is yours.

7. Certification: Open-Source software and SUSE technology skills are in high demand, and certification validates your expertise. SUSE also offers digital badging where you can showcase your success on various social media platforms.

8. Relevant Skills: Learn how to troubleshoot and resolve complex issues, enhancing your problem-solving skills.

Want to learn more about SUSE Training? Visit https://www.suse.com/training/