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| RHCE Programme |
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The RHCE Programme offers courses for beginners and professional system administrators.
Beginners build up their skills in the standard track where as
experienced system administrators refresh the skills quickly in the rapid track.
Of course experts on Red Hat Linux may go directly to the exam.
| Curriculum Overview |
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| Standard Track Curriculum |
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The Standard Track consists of 3 courses RH033, RH133 and RH253.
- RH033 is designed for beginners, and covers all skills
to become a productive user,
including command line essentials.
- RH133 is designed for those wanting to prepare
for professional responsibilities
as a Linux systems administrator. You will learn all the skills required to
manage a Linux workstation and attach to a corporate network, including configuration
of client-side network services.
- RH253 is designed for those who desire
to build skills at configuring and administering
a Red Hat Linux server running key enterprise network
services and security.
After taking these courses the participant should spend some time with working at the system and
repeating the labs to be confident when taking the RHCE exam
| Rapid Track Curriculum |
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The RH300 RHCE Rapid Track course is aimed at those who already possess
significant systems administration experience and knowledge in a UNIX or Linux environment,
and who desire to become certified as RHCE.
Good candidates for RHCE consist of individuals who fit the following profiles:
- Experienced UNIX systems administrators and UNIX system engineers
- Experienced UNIX or Linux network engineers, NOC and ISP technical staffers
- Experienced Linux systems administrators and engineers
- Other UNIX and/or Linux power-users who may want focused training and certification on Red Hat Linux
| Exam only |
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If you have the necessary skills and enough expierence with administrating a Red Hat Linux System you may
consider to go to the RHCE exam directly bypassing prior training.
Refer to the RH302 RHCE exam description to check if you meet the requirements.
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