Classes Roger has taught in US

Teaching Technical in the USA

CNE Class at Computer Focus, Oxnard, CA California is beautiful in the spring time. So I was happy to get the opportunity to teach this Novell CNE-CNA track class at Computer Focus in Oxnard, CA.
The students were very enthusiastic and knowlegable, so we had a great time exploring the intricacies of administering Netware 4 during the week.
On the weekend I explored the intricacies of "Hearst's Castle", three hours up the coast outside San Simeon, CA.

CompUSA CNE class This is a Novell CNE class at CompUSA.
CompUSA in Salt Lake was where I started teaching when I returned from Korea in 1997. I helped open the store and I started as lead instructor. I taught what needed to be taught -- which in the beginning was office and graphics applications such as the Micosoft Office suite and Photoshop.
As demand developed for the more technical classes, I evolved into the teacher for A+ certification and Novell classes.
The lead instructor position was designed for an office applications teacher, so I switched to independent contractor status, and started RBW Consulting.
letter of recommendation

CompUSA A+ certification class This is another CompUSA class, this time in Orem, Utah. It's an A+ certification class. The facilities here are great and the students were very enthusiastic.

Tech Training class, SLC Utah This is a Microsoft TCP/IP class at Tech Training in Murray, Utah.
Here we learned the fine art of deciphering IP addresses, subnet masks and network ranges.
TCP/IP addressing is a lot like solving crossword puzzles, and in my opinion both should be a hobby activity. Network addressing is something computers can handle wonderfully, and hopefully the next version of TCP/IP addressing will make the IP addressing and subnetting part of this class obsolete.

CTI CNE class This is a CNE-track class at Certified Technical Institue in Draper, Utah.

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	California is beautiful in the spring time. So I was happy to get the opportunity to teach this Novell CNE-CNA track class at Computer Focus in Oxnard, CA. The students were very enthusiastic and knowlegable, so we had a great time exploring the intricacies of administering Netware 4 during the week. On the weekend I explored the intricacies of "Hearst's Castle", three hours up the coast outside San Simeon, CA.
	This is a Novell CNE class at CompUSA. CompUSA in Salt Lake was where I started teaching when I returned from Korea in 1997. I helped open the store and I started as lead instructor. I taught what needed to be taught -- which in the beginning was office and graphics applications such as the Micosoft Office suite and Photoshop. As demand developed for the more technical classes, I evolved into the teacher for A+ certification and Novell classes. The lead instructor position was designed for an office applications teacher, so I switched to independent contractor status, and started RBW Consulting. letter of recommendation
	This is another CompUSA class, this time in Orem, Utah. It's an A+ certification class. The facilities here are great and the students were very enthusiastic.
	This is a Microsoft TCP/IP class at Tech Training in Murray, Utah. Here we learned the fine art of deciphering IP addresses, subnet masks and network ranges. TCP/IP addressing is a lot like solving crossword puzzles, and in my opinion both should be a hobby activity. Network addressing is something computers can handle wonderfully, and hopefully the next version of TCP/IP addressing will make the IP addressing and subnetting part of this class obsolete.
	This is a CNE-track class at Certified Technical Institue in Draper, Utah.