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Central Carolina Community College and Hewlett Packard have signed a contract for the corporation’s ProCurve Networking training to be offered at the college’s North Carolina School of Telecommunications, in Sanford. The college is the first ProCurve Networking training ‘academy’ center within the college community in North America outside a corporate setting. ProCurve Networking trainer John Lancaster (center) spent several days at the NCST reviewing the ProCurve Networking equipment and training instructors in how to teach the course. Among those in the training class were Christian Bohnaker (left), teaching assistant for the college’s Information Technology Department, and Tony Muscarella, NCST networking instructor. For more information about the NCST’s programs, call (919) 776-5812.

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Central Carolina Community College and Hewlett Packard have signed a contract for the corporation’s ProCurve Networking training to be offered at the college’s North Carolina School of Telecommunications, in Sanford. The college is the first ProCurve Networking training academy in North America outside a corporate setting. ProCurve Networking trainer John Lancaster (right) spent several days at the NCST reviewing the ProCurve Networking equipment and training instructors how to teach the course. The ProCurve Networking instructor candidates included (seated, from left) David Johnson, of Sanford, NCST networking graduate, and Christian Bohnaker, of Sanford, teaching assistant in the college’s Computer Information Technology Department; and (back, from left) NCST instructors Carlos Bodden, of Siler City, networking, and Ben Johnson, of Sanford, lead networking and telecommunication; Ratna Vege, of Raleigh, CIT Department instructor; and NCST networking instructors Tony Muscarella, of Sanford, and Bernard Beam, of Cary. For more information about the NCST’s programs, call (919) 776-5812.