Karl Childs

Karl Childs is a Senior Manager with VMware Education Services. He has 20+ years experience in IT Education and Certification, working with global companies such as HP, Novell, and MCI. While his background is in Instructional Technology and Training Development, he enjoys applying those skills within the IT and software industry.

Recent Posts

Earn Four New VMware Badges Now

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The VMware Certification program  is proud to announce four new badges available to candidates:   VMware Specialist – vRealize Operations 2019, which you can earn by holding one of the current VCP (DCV or CMA or DTM or NV) credentials and by passing the 5V0-34.19 VMware vRealize Operations 7.5 exam   VMware vRealize Operations – Cloud Management Automation 2019, which you Read more...

Enjoy the Benefits of Passing Our Brand New Certification Exams

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Take your career to the next level with VMware’s two brand new exams being offered now.   The Professional NSX-T 2.4 exam, which counts toward the VMware Certified Professional – Network Virtualization 2019 (VCP-NV 2019), proves you can transform the economics of network and security operations for your company. This certification validates your ability to install, configure, Read more...

Updates to VMware Certifications

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Last year we announced the implementation of our new certification name changes, where the year will be used to identify when the certification was earned. This change was intended to make it easier for certification holders and potential employers to immediately identify how current a holder’s certification is. Click here to review the FAQ. To Read more...

Upcoming Exam Retirement Dates

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With the release of new certification exams, we will be retiring previous versions of existing exams. The exams listed below will retire on August 30, 2019.   If you are preparing to take one of these exams, this will give you enough time to study, prepare and schedule the exam. You may also start to Read more...

New Upgrade Paths – Take Advantage of Your Training

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We continue looking for ways to help you certify, recertify, and stay current, to help you prove and share your expertise.   We recently removed the mandatory two-year recertification requirement (providing you flexibility over your own certification paths) and changed to an annual naming convention (allowing you to show your relevancy and currency in the Read more...