Critical Path Training to give away $15,000+ of free SharePoint 2010 training and Amazon Kindles at the SharePoint Conference!

Last week in our monthly newsletter, Critical Path Training had some exciting news! We’ll be at the SharePoint Conference in full force the week of October 19th. Many of our instructors are presenting breakout sessions and presenting the two post-conference workshops on SharePoint 2010 administration (by Shane Young & Todd Klindt) & development (Ted Pattison & myself).

In addition, we’ve got some killer giveaways! Not only will we be giving away multiple Amazon Kindle 2’s throughout the week, we’ll also be giving away over $15,000 in SharePoint 2010 developer and administrator training that week to lucky winners!

How can you be eligible? Well, subscribe to our newsletter by creating an account on the site and be the first to find out!

posted on Tuesday, September 15, 2009 11:54 AM

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# re: Critical Path Training to give away $15,000+ of free SharePoint 2010 training and Amazon Kindles at the SharePoint Conferenc 9/16/2009 11:14 AM Jay O'Hara

Looking forward to future offers from Critical Path.

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