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iCollege which I think is here &nbsp;<a href="https://www.icollege.co/" rel="ugc">https://www.icollege.co/</a><br />
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This is one of a number of organizations offering online training in various subjects.<br />
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To the questioner: &nbsp;You need to check what certifications they offer. &nbsp;Does the course include certification (or the cost to a certification test)? &nbsp;Or do you have to pay for a certification test at another institution? &nbsp;(A CompTIA institution for example). &nbsp;Does the organization have recognized standing within the education and governmental authorities (ie are its certificates recognized anywhere)? &nbsp;[Anyone can offer courses and pieces of paper but that doesn't mean the piece of paper is worth anything more a piece of paper]<br />
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Browsing the iCollege website (it has a poor slow-as-a-handicapped-turt<wbr />le web response) doesn't answer any of these questions. &nbsp;They offer the training courses but don't say anything about the certification process.<br />
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So I'd treat them slightly suspiciously. &nbsp;You may be able to use them for training purposes and get your certification/accreditatio<wbr />n (I'm thinking CompTIA only here) elsewhere. &nbsp;As for the quality of their training I can't comment.
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iCollege which I think is here  https://www.icollege.co/ [https://www.icollege.co/]

This is one of a number of organizations offering online training in various subjects.

To the questioner:  You need to check what certifications they offer.  Does the course include certification (or the cost to a certification test)?  Or do you have to pay for a certification test at another institution?  (A CompTIA institution for example).  Does the organization have recognized standing within the education and governmental authorities (ie are its certificates recognized anywhere)?  [Anyone can offer courses and pieces of paper but that doesn't mean the piece of paper is worth anything more a piece of paper]

Browsing the iCollege website (it has a poor slow-as-a-handicapped-turtle web response) doesn't answer any of these questions.  They offer the training courses but don't say anything about the certification process.

So I'd treat them slightly suspiciously.  You may be able to use them for training purposes and get your certification/accreditation (I'm thinking CompTIA only here) elsewhere.  As for the quality of their training I can't comment.

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Any one recommend or not recommend these guys. &nbsp;They have really cheap training. g
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Any one recommend or not recommend these guys.  They have really cheap training. g

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