Discount for roundpeg Software Training Class
Live in-person and online training can be expensive! That’s why I wanted to let you know that one of my favorite training centers, roundpeg, inc. in Newport Beach, CA offers a discount to the Tech Comm Tools community. You’ll find the details of the offer outlined below.
What roundpeg teaches
As an Adobe Certified instructor who teaches several classes for roundpeg, I wanted to let you in on a few secrets. First of all: roundpeg caters specifically to Adobe software and web technology—software skills that are some of the most marketable in the world today. As you already know, more knowledge equals more prestige in the workplace and more money in your pocket.
Individualization
Small class sizes at roundpeg ensure you get the personalized help you need. Our instructors join us with real-world experience so they can provide the kind of hands-on instruction everyone needs. As the student, you get to choose whether you want to be in classroom with others learning the same thing or work online from your home or office. You can be part of a group or work privately, one-on-one with a mentor. For most classes, you can choose between essential skills or more advanced courses. If you are interested in a shorter class you can take one of the jump-start eClasses. There is something for everyone.
10% Discount
Since you are a follower of mine, I wanted to make sure you know that I can get you a 10% discount just by giving you a code to use. You don’t even have to sign up for one of the classes I teach to get the discount. Just enter Matt into the promo code box when you checkout.
This is pretty cool to me because I like giving my friends and community any advantages that I possibly can.
You can see what topics and dates are available by visiting http://training.roundpeg.com/courses/.
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