If you work in a big organization, obtaining authorization is the first step in getting the training and certification you need to do your job effectively.
To help out, we asked one of our copywriters to write convincing text for you to use when requesting training from your boss, laying out solid reasons why you should get the training.
Then we took the basic text and started creating separate sections for different courses and packages. Feel free to cut-and-paste into an email request to your boss. Use some or all of it as you prefer.
Don't forget to enter your information where it says [City], [Start Date] and [Manager] (!!)
Popup list of upcoming BOOT CAMP Cities and Start Dates
Our hope is this will help you get approval for the training you need and deserve. Good luck!
Currently-available training requests have a link in the following list.
Those without a link are coming soon!
BOOT CAMP Live Online Instructor-Led Training Request
Dear [Manager]
I need to get training on telecom to do my job effectively, and to that end, I would like to request permission to register for Teracom Training Institute's Live Online telecom BOOT CAMP seminar the week of [Start Date].
www.teracomtraining.com/boot-camp.htm
www.teracomtraining.com/courses/teracom-brochure-course-111.pdf (detailed day-by-day outline)
Teracom Training Institute specializes in telecommunications training for non-engineering professionals, which is exactly what I need.
I need this training because I have learned some things technology-wise "on the job"; but am frustrated by gaps in my knowledge, especially when people start speaking in jargon and buzzwords. Not being up to speed on it all is unproductive, frustrating and a bit awkward.
This training will improve my productivity, accuracy and efficiency... and enable me to contribute a lot more, having a knowledge base in the technologies and the jargon.
Being part of a live online class will keep me away from distractions, so I can concentrate and learn what I need. Instructor-led training is how I learn best. Plus, the high-quality detailed course books they will ship directly to me before the course will be good references going forward.
Teracom is the leader in this kind of training... type "telecommunications training" into Google and Teracom Training Institute comes up #1 in the search results. They've been doing this since 1992, and by all accounts are very good at it... virtually all of their ratings on Google are 5 stars: https://g.page/teracomtraining. They have a GSA contract for this training, which means they have been thoroughly vetted.
One thing that I like about Teracom's BOOT CAMP is that it is totally up-to-date, starting with broadband and IP telecom network fundamentals, cloud computing and data centers, LTE and 5G, Optical Ethernet, VoIP, SIP trunking and IoT, plus a module on security.
Here is the five-day outline:
Day 1: Fundamentals, Cloud Computing and Data Centers
Day 2: Wireless, Fiber and Copper; Equipment and Carriers
Day 3: IP Networking and addresses plus MPLS, SLAs and Class of Service Guarantees
Day 4: VoIP and SIP: Fundamentals and Technologies, Softswitch as a Service
Day 5: Security, 5G and IoT
It comes with two course books printed in color shipped directly to me.
As a bonus, three TCO Certification Packages: CTNS, CVA and CTA are included, along with their courses and certification exams. There are no time limits or expiration dates on the bonus online courses.
This is the training I need. It will give me a solid base, fill in gaps and get me up to speed on the jargon, technologies and standard practices across the board.
Besides alleviating the frustrating jargon and buzzwords situation, it makes good business sense for me to attend. This training will make me more accurate - understanding the big picture, the ensemble of technologies and how they relate - and this can only make me (and therefore you) more productive and save the organization money.
The in-class discussions and case studies are also an excellent opportunity for me to discuss the general outlines of our situation and find out what others are doing.
The tuition is only $1895 for five days of professional training. I checked around and found other companies like Global Knowledge charge double or more for similar week-long courses, without the included online courses and certifications, and without the printed books.
There is an optional companion reference textbook at $89 I'd like to get as well.
Please let me know if I can get this training.
Thank you,
BOOT CAMP In-Person Instructor-Led Training Request
Dear [Manager]
I need to get training on telecom to do my job effectively, and to that end, I would like to request permission to attend Teracom Training Institute's telecom BOOT CAMP seminar in [City] the week of [Start Date].
www.teracomtraining.com/boot-camp.htm
www.teracomtraining.com/courses/teracom-brochure-course-111.pdf (detailed day-by-day outline)
Teracom Training Institute specializes in telecommunications training for non-engineering professionals, which is exactly what I need.
I need this training because I have learned some things technology-wise "on the job"; but am frustrated by gaps in my knowledge, especially when people start speaking in jargon and buzzwords. Not being up to speed on it all is unproductive, frustrating and a bit awkward.
This training will improve my productivity, accuracy and efficiency... and enable me to contribute a lot more, having a knowledge base in the technologies and the jargon.
Attending this seminar will get me away from my desk and away from distractions, so I can concentrate and learn what I need, in a classroom environment. In-person classroom training is how I learn best. Plus, the detailed course books will be good references going forward.
Teracom is the leader in this kind of training... type "telecommunications training" into Google and Teracom Training Institute comes up #1 in the search results. They've been doing this since 1992, and by all accounts are very good at it... virtually all of their ratings on Google are 5 stars: https://g.page/teracomtraining. They have a GSA contract for this training, which means they have been thoroughly vetted.
One thing that I like about Teracom's BOOT CAMP is that it is totally up-to-date, starting with broadband and IP telecom network fundamentals, cloud computing and data centers, LTE and 5G, Optical Ethernet, VoIP, SIP trunking and IoT, plus a module on security.
Here is the five-day outline:
Day 1: Fundamentals, Cloud Computing and Data Centers
Day 2: Wireless, Fiber and Copper; Equipment and Carriers
Day 3: IP Networking and addresses plus MPLS, SLAs and Class of Service Guarantees
Day 4: VoIP and SIP: Fundamentals and Technologies, Softswitch as a Service
Day 5: Security, 5G and IoT
It comes with two course books printed in color.
As a bonus, three TCO Certification Packages: CTNS, CVA and CTA are included, along with their courses and certification exams. There are no time limits or expiration dates on the bonus online courses.
This is the training I need. It will give me a solid base, fill in gaps and get me up to speed on the jargon, technologies and standard practices across the board.
Besides alleviating the frustrating jargon and buzzwords situation, it makes good business sense for me to attend. This training will make me more accurate - understanding the big picture, the ensemble of technologies and how they relate - and this can only make me (and therefore you) more productive and save the organization money.
The in-class discussions and case studies are also an excellent opportunity for me to discuss the general outlines of our situation and find out what others are doing.
The tuition is only $2495 for five days of professional training. I checked around and found other companies like Global Knowledge charge up to $4995 for a similar week-long course, without the included online courses and certifications, and without the printed books.
There is an optional companion reference textbook at $89 I'd like to get as well.
Please let me know if I can get this training.
Thank you,
CTNS Training Request
Dear [Manager]
I need to get training on telecom to do my job effectively, and to that end, I would like to request permission to register for the Certified Telecommunications Network Specialist (CTNS) Certification Package from Teracom Training Institute, which has eight intensive online courses plus TCO CTNS Certification.
They refer to this package as "core training", and "the knowledge set needed by anyone serious in telecom today".
https://www.teracomtraining.com/online-courses-certification/teracom-overview-ctns.htm
Teracom Training Institute specializes in telecommunications training for non-engineering professionals, which is exactly what I need.
I need this training because I have learned some things technology-wise "on the job"; but am frustrated by gaps in my knowledge, especially when people start speaking in jargon and buzzwords. Not being up to speed on it all is unproductive, frustrating and a bit awkward.
This training will improve my productivity, accuracy and efficiency... and enable me to contribute a lot more, having a knowledge base in the technologies and the jargon.
I can do this training at my own pace, and work through the courses and lessons to get the certification.
Teracom is the leader in this kind of training... type "telecommunications certification" into Google and Teracom Training Institute and the TCO CTNS Certification comes up #1 in the search results. They've been doing this since 1992, and by all accounts are very good at it... virtually all of their ratings on Google are 5 stars: https://g.page/teracomtraining. They have a GSA contract for this training, which means they have been thoroughly vetted.
One thing that I like about Teracom's CTNS is that it is based on their instructor-led training, so the selection and order of topics is totally up-to-date for the 2020s with Wi-Fi 6, LTE and 5G, Optical Ethernet and VLANs, IP, IPv6 and how MPLS is used.
There are four telecommunications courses and four networking courses in the CTNS package:
2241 Introduction to Broadband Converged IP Telecom
2206 Wireless Telecommunications
2221 Fundamentals of Voice over IP
2201 The PSTN
2212 The OSI Layers and Protocol Stacks
2211 LANs, VLANs, Wireless and Optical Ethernet
2213 IP Networks, Routers and Addresses
2214 MPLS and Carrier Networks
If you wanted to look at some sample lessons, there are two free lessons per course available at https://www.teracomtraining.com/online-courses.htm#descriptions
This is the training I need. It will give me a solid base, fill in gaps and get me up to speed on the jargon, technologies and standard practices across the board.
Besides alleviating the frustrating jargon and buzzwords situation, it makes good business sense for me to take these courses. This training will make me more accurate - understanding the big picture, the ensemble of technologies and how they relate - and this can only make me (and therefore you) more productive and save the organization money.
The cost is $695 for the package of eight courses and certification exam, including a new course on broadband. I checked around and found other companies like Global Knowledge are close to double the price, without the TCO certification.
There is a printed course book available at half price ($89) when purchased together with the certification package. I'd like to get that, as a book with the diagrams and printed notes to follow along with the lessons is going to be a big upgrade over screen-only, and will be a reference book afterward.
There are no time limits or expiration dates on the courses, so I will be able to use the lessons and book as a reference going forward.
Teracom has a no-questions-asked 30-day 100% money-back guarantee.
Please let me know if I can get this training.
Thank you,
CTSME Training Request
Dear [Manager]
I need training on telecom to do my job effectively, and to that end, I would like to request permission to register for the Certified Telecommunications Subject Matter Expert (CTSME) Certification Package from Teracom Training Institute.
This is a very complete set of training courses and certifications on telecom, designed for non-engineers. They refer to this package as "the most comprehensive telecom, datacom, networking, wireless, VoIP and SIP training and certification available anywhere", and "five internationally-recognized telecommunications and network certifications, a total of twenty‑five full‑length high‑quality online courses, TCO Subject Matter Expert certification, with unlimited repeats and no time limits."
https://www.teracomtraining.com/online-courses-certification/ctsme-certification.htm
Teracom Training Institute specializes in telecommunications training for non-engineering professionals, which is exactly what I need.
I need this training because I have learned some things technology-wise "on the job"; but am frustrated by gaps in my knowledge, especially when people start speaking in jargon and buzzwords. Not being up to speed on it all is unproductive, frustrating and a bit awkward.
This training will improve my productivity, accuracy and efficiency... and enable me to contribute a lot more, having a knowledge base in the technologies and the jargon.
I can do this training at my own pace, and work through the courses and lessons to get the certifications. Even better, there are no time limits or expiration dates on the courses, so I will be able to use the lessons as a reference in the future.
Teracom is the leader in this kind of training... type "telecommunications certification" into Google and Teracom Training Institute and the TCO CTNS Certification comes up #1 in the search results. They've been doing this since 1992, and by all accounts are very good at it... virtually all of their ratings on Google are 5 stars: https://g.page/teracomtraining. They have a GSA contract for this training, which means they have been thoroughly vetted.
One thing that I like about Teracom's online courses is they are based on their instructor-led training, so the selection and order of topics is totally up-to-date for the 2020s with Wi-Fi 6, LTE and 5G, Optical Ethernet and VLANs, IP, IPv6 and how MPLS is used.
Here is what is included in the CTSME package:
- CTA Certification Package Unlimited Plan. 16 courses covering all major topics in telecom, datacom and networking from POTS to MPLS plus the Security module.
- CVA Certification Package Unlimited Plan. Six courses providing depth on Voice over IP from packetization to SIP trunking.
- CWA Certification Package Unlimited Plan. Three in-depth courses on wireless including spectrum, propagation, cellular and mobility, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and more.
- CTNS Certification Package Unlimited Plan. CTNS is eight courses and exams - recognized as the #1 telecommunications certification worldwide and a valuable credential. It includes the brand-new course Introduction to Broadband Converged IP Telecom.
On completion of the four certifications, I would get the CTSME Certification, which includes a framed, hand-signed CTSME Certificate.
If you wanted to look at some sample lessons, there are two free lessons per course available at https://www.teracomtraining.com/online-courses.htm#descriptions
This is the training I need. It will give me a solid base, fill in gaps and get me up to speed on the jargon, technologies and standard practices across the board.
Besides alleviating the frustrating jargon and buzzwords situation, it makes good business sense for me to take these courses. This training will make me more accurate - understanding the big picture, the ensemble of technologies and how they relate - and this can only make me (and therefore you) more productive and save the organization money.
The cost is $1595 for the whole set of courses and certifications. I checked around and found other companies like Global Knowledge are at least the price per course, without the TCO certifications.
There is a printed Telecom 101 reference book available at half price ($89) when purchased together with the certification package. I'd like to get that as well.
Teracom has a no-questions-asked 30-day 100% money-back guarantee.
Please let me know if I can get this training.
Thank you,
