Entry-level exam for Linux trialled at Birmingham City University

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Linux Essentials programme intended to bridge the gap in students' IT skills

Birmingham City University is trialling a new entry-level exam qualification in Linux in a bid to prepare students with the Linux skills they will increasingly need in the workplace. The qualifi...

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