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The Certified Training Alliance, a group of independent Apple Authorized Training Centers (AATCs), has announced that it will promote AATCs.

“Since Apple stopped offering training at their facilities last Summer, the only way to obtain Apple Certified Training is through an AATC," said Kevin Langdon, CEO, Crywolf Training. "CTA makes it easier for schools, businesses and consumers to find professional, high-quality Apple Certification training at convenient locations across the US.”

CTA members offer Apple Courses on Mac OS X, Mac OS X Server, Final Cut Studio, Logic Studio, Apple Hardware Technician Training and more.

In November of last year, Insanely-Great reported that the mothership had shutdown Apple Authorized Business Agent program.

Editor's note: It's good to see the independents picking up Apple's slack vis-a-vis training. Perhaps an independent consultant network is needed, as well...

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