BCCC students receive internet technology, computer certifications | Eastern North Carolina Now

Eleven Beaufort County Community College Information Technology students recently completed their course-work and received certification from TestOut Corp., a leader in online laboratories for colleges.

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    Eleven Beaufort County Community College Information Technology students recently completed their course-work and received certification from TestOut Corp., a leader in online laboratories for colleges and internet technology professionals. The students earned the TestOut Network Pro Certification and the TestOut PC Certification after completing 90-minute exams that consisted of a combination of questions and computer simulations relating to the computer networking and personal computer environments.

    "The TestOut Certification is evidence of one's ability to perform real-world tasks using an IBM-compatible personal computer and the Windows operating system and common networking hardware," said Wesley Shelton, Networking Basics Instructor. "BCCC is proud of these students for reaching this milestone in their career preparation."
Pictured front row, left to right, displaying their certifications are, Christopher Downey, Brittany Cherry, Derek Clark and Tyler Jarman; second row, left to right, are Sytisha Tetteron, Elton Wynn, Jayson Jones, Isaac Coltrain, Eric Collier and Paul Galland. Jesse Powers is not pictured.



    Beaufort County Community College is a public comprehensive community college committed to accessible and affordable quality education, effective teaching, relevant training, and lifelong learning opportunities for the people served by the College.
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( April 30th, 2014 @ 10:38 pm )
 
Congratulations Chris Downey.

For all of those that don't realize this factoid: Chris is my number 2 guy.

Number 2 guy? Hmmmmm. There's some humor there somewhere.



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