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Java Certification references from FUJA study group

Posted by dwildt on May 29, 2008 at 09:48 AM | Comments (0)

A Java Certification can be a good way for one to set a goal to increase knowledge in Java.

Is the certification important? Maybe the certification will help your career and it will not be a bad thing in your resume.

And as I was saying, it would be a good way to set a goal to increase knowledge.

If you start with a Java Associate certification and them move to a Java Programmer or Web Component Developer, or even to a Architect certification, well, there are lots of paths to follow.

To help people in references, FUJA, a Java Study Group from Rio Grande do Sul, in the south of Brazil is starting some initiatives to study and prepare to Java Certifications. Check this page from FUJA Wiki with lots of references to study for Java Certifications.

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