?? Re: Free IT Training at UCSC-Extension

[Chuck Yerkes]

Spam?  Or legit?
The site makes me think legit but what's the hook?
Why?

It's not that I'm a cynic - okay, it's not JUST that I'm
a cynic, but "free lunch" and all that...

(and no courses on "exchanging microsoft" - alas).


Quoting Robert Zylstra (rzylstra at novaworks.org):
> Can your business benefit from FREE Advanced IT Training at UCSC-Extension,
> Cupertino?
> 
> Upgrading the technical skills of your employees can help your company to
> use the latest technology for maximum success.  If you are a small
> California company with fewer that 250 employees, your company may be
> eligible to benefit from this extraordinary training opportunity.  The
> opportunity is not restricted to Sunnyvale residents.
> 
> Pre-Qualification is necessary!
> 
> FREE! Autumn 2003 TechForce classes include:
> 
> 1. Hands-On Firewall and Access Lists
> Starts October 16,2003
> 
> 2. UNIX Administration
> Starts October 17, 2003
> 
> 3. Hands-On Enterprise Network Security
> Starts October 24, 2003
> 
> 4. Microsoft Exchange Server 2000/2003
> Starts November 5, 2003
> 
> 5. .NET Essentials (VB and C#)
> Starts November 6, 2003
> 
> 
> The company selection criteria is the following:
> 
> 1. Employ 250 or less employees worldwide
> 2. Allow employee to attend training during business hours
> 3. Retain trainee for 90 days following completion of training
> 4. Be wiling to cover the training cost which will be completely refundable
> when the trainee has fulfilled the above requirements
> 
> 
> For more information, please see the NOVA web site:
> www.nowaworks.org/businesses/training.html or call Robert Zylstra at (408)
> 730-7662, or e-mail; rzylstra at novaworks.org     
>