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> The FreeBSD Project is, as it name implies, an project of volunteers who
> dedicate their time to bring us an powerful Unix OS. It is not a company
> as Red Hat or Mandrake, therefor there won't be any official
> certificates for it. As Matthew said, there can be some universities or
> colleges who give FreeBSD lessons as part of the study course.

There were also some rather intense all day seminars at FreeBSD-Con
that are useful for understanding various parts of it.  But, no
certification that I know of.   

By the way, any more FreeBSD-cons coming up, does anyone know?

////jerry

> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Jorn
> On 3/25/2004, "ariel" <support@wk-hosting.com> wrote:
> 
> >is there a certification program for fbsd?  like how you can be redhat certified?
> >-a