My name is Bertin Yamdjeu, I’m coming from Cameroon, and in Champlain College I was in RAC Cisco.

Question: Would you recommend RAC?

Yes, of course, I can recommend RAC, because especially for a person who is, how can I say it, a self-made man, who wants to discover things by himself. I cannot recommend RAC for someone who does not have experience – work experience, or field – RAC can give the person to improve the person’s ability to discover himself – to go to the achievement, to the complete achievement.

Question: How is RAC different?

The RAC process itself it recognizes your competencies, it means that before coming to RAC we have some experience, so the purpose of experience is to fill that hole we can have. Because as you know in the field, you cannot have experience in all the material, especially cisco. You cannot have experience in all aspect of the course, so in RAC it gives more perspective… it give us more best point of view to better acquire the knowledge.

Question: What was the most useful aspect of pursuing an AEC through RAC?

The most useful aspect is that RAC is a process that recognizes competence we had before coming here in Quebec. So it’s useful process for new immigrants, like me, to show that they have some knowledge in some field. For immigrant, It’s not so easy to go into the market, with a degree or certificate in Quebec it can be easier… it can help. I studied in IT and I also worked in the same field, especially networking, so I think for me the best choice was to be accepted at the RAC Cisco.