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ITIL, CCNA, MCSE, A+ or ABCDEFG? Sometimes determining your next training step feels like you are in a bowl of alphabet soup. Looking for specific courses to brush up on your skills? Need to get your feet wet with virtualization before jumping in? Or are you ready to go on the next set of certs?

You’ll find loads of opinions from fellow Spiceheads and from our partners here.

And we’ve got even more resources from our partners for you over on the Spiceworks University page! Check out the offerings from our partners here on virtualization training operating systems , networking and information security .

While you’re at it, you can brush up on your Spiceworks skills (for free!) too!

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We use Pluralsight.

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I am debating between Pluralsight and CBT Nuggets for myself right now. What is the better deal? CBT Nuggets is significantly more expensive. I mainly want it to go for MCSA, Network+ and Security+.

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Also, can we get listed what online training is available to the UK, aswell as the USA?

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I work with the fellas at Cloud Academy. Mainly focusing on Cloud Technology Training and certification.

www.cloudacademy.com

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We just started to use VTC.com training about a month ago. The business plan wasn’t too bad, I believe it was $1000.00 for 5 user licenses for 1 year. So for the training seems pretty good, only time will tell tho.

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I’m currently using Pluralsight

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Our company uses Pluralsight - highly recommend

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training is not the same anymore so I need to look into pluralsight thanks for the tip.

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I’m a Pluralsight man as it stands, although the CBT Nuggets trainers can more than get the job done.

A few of the courses (classroom) from Verhoef-training, have also been very successful.

There is so much material out there, that I think part of the fun is finding how and where you want to learn.

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Don’t forget about CBT Nuggets! We have training for all of these certifications and more!

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Can anybody provide an insight into New Horizons?

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New Horizons is good, but like all training places, they need to make $$$, so you get a lot of info in a short time.

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I found www.knowledgenet.com to be a great asset.

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Thanks Joseph for the shout out! We just become part of the Spiceworks Community and are very excited about it. Feel free to reach out to me about any training questions anyone may have. We also have a 7 day trial if you want to check it out since there are links to others as well. Happy training!

@josephd

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For award winning authorized enterprise level certification training in NetApp, Microsoft, Cisco, CompTIA, Citrix, Security, PMP, ITIL and more, visit www.unitek.com/training.

Unitek Education offers accelerated IT Boot Camps and courses and accepts NATU’s, SATV’s and CLC’s.

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Also currently using Pluralsight and would recommend.

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Self-paced learning has it’s merits and conveniences, but sometimes getting into a class can be the best way to ramp up on new skills quickly. My company (ProTech) offers hands-on instructor-led training (both classroom and live virtual delivery). We have been in business for over 25 years and trained well over 250,000 IT professionals around the world.

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Cheers for into about pluralsight, that’s exactly the sort of training library I’ve been looking for :slight_smile:

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I use a few different ones depending on the topic, but I love Pluralsight!

professormesser.com and Cybrary.it are good and free.