We run these occasionally, not monthly, and we are not going to publish a calendar of dates that do not exist. Here is how to hear about the next one.
A webinar page with no dates on it is annoying. A webinar page with invented dates on it is worse. This is the first kind, and here is why.
We run a free session when there is something worth an hour of your time — a change in how the examination works, a code revision, a question that keeps coming up. That happens a few times a year, not monthly, and scheduling it on a calendar would mean filling slots with material that did not need an hour.
Send the enquiry form with "webinar" in the notes and we will tell you when the next one is scheduled. Nothing else — no sequence, no weekly newsletter, no course offers unless you asked a question that one answers. If you want to be removed, say so once.
Most of what a webinar would cover is written down and readable immediately, which for a technical subject is usually better than watching somebody say it. The three worked examination questions contain more usable content than an hour of slides. What is on the examination covers all six domains. The credential comparison answers the question most people actually bring to a webinar, which is "which of these am I eligible for".
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An hour one-to-one at $150 CAD gets you somebody's full attention on your situation, which a webinar by definition cannot. For a specific technical problem — usually string sizing — that is a better use of an hour than a general session.
And if your question is short, just ask it. The enquiry form gets an answer, and there is no obligation attached to asking.
If you have a crew and a specific topic, we will run a session for your team on your dates. That is a better format than a public webinar because the content can be about your actual work. Ask about group sessions →
There may not be one scheduled. Ask and we will tell you the truth rather than point you at a placeholder date.
Only if you ask to hear about webinars, and then only for that. No sequence and no weekly email.
Where there is a recording worth watching we will send it. Several were specific to a change that has since been superseded, and we would rather not hand you something out of date.
Yes, on your dates and about your actual work. That is a better format than a public session.
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