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Paparangi

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#207762 12-Jan-2017 21:08
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Hi all,
Hope this is the right forum to post this. Does anyone know who the Apple Authorised Training Centres are in New Zealand? Are there any? Wanting to sit the OS X Support Essentials Exam soon, which has to be done is person. The Apple website doesn't have New Zealand or Australia as an option. - https://aatcportal.apple.com/AATCWeb/locations
Has anyone else done this exam in NZ?

Thanks in advance! :)

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  #1702267 12-Jan-2017 21:48
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I did some training and exams in Auckland a few years ago but it looks like the company I did it with has closed down.

 

Doesn't look like there is an Apple training centre in NZ any more. :(





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Paparangi

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  #1702294 12-Jan-2017 22:36
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That's a shame! I'm going to the ACMP and ACiP exams instead. They seem to be able to be done online. How did you get on for study tools? Did you buy the $400 AppleCare Technician Training programme from the Apple website? Thanks
I take it the ACMP is a higher level than the ACSP, or is the other way around?

Paparangi

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  #1702720 13-Jan-2017 14:31
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Never fear, worked it all out and what I'm going to do. Turn out there is a AATC for exams in NZ - Cyclone Computers (https://www.cyclone.co.nz/certified-training/). Apple didn't have them listed, but they definitely do the exams!

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