Seats Still Available for Mac OS X Technical Training for IT Pros!

Sign up for our training session at KnowledgeWave in South Burlington, Vermont — ideal for businesses and IT professionals who have an interest in what working on the Mac OS can do for you.

  • Mac OS X Technical Training For IT Professionals,
    Tuesday, August 6, 9am – 5pm

Why register? Rebecca will cover what you need to know to seamlessly integrate Macs into your business in this all-day training session.

All classes are held at KnowledgeWave, 30 Community Dr. #5 South Burlington, VT 05403.

To learn more, and to register, click here.


Meet Your Instructor!
Rebecca Kraemer is Vice President in charge of Information Technology & Development (IT&D) and Consulting for Small Dog Electronics. Rebecca began her long career with Apple products as an independent consultant before becoming a manager and then Genius with Apple, Inc. She joined Small Dog in 2008 and has been privileged to be a member of the Service, Consulting and IT departments.

Rebecca created the curriculum for the professional classes that Small Dog has offered for the past two years, and she is excited to be offering these classes to the general public for the first time at KnowledgeWave.

When she’s not surrounded by computers, Rebecca is a sole proprietor of a massage business in Morrisville, VT and she enjoys yoga, cooking, gardening, the great outdoors, and her Lab mix Toby and two cats, Lola and Miles.

If you have any questions about the curriculum or would like additional info, feel free to shoot her an email at rebeccak@smalldog.com!

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