What Steps Do I Need To Take To Get A+ Certified

[Vado]

IT Wave,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

 

[Vado]

you nikkas rather gossip about weave, gossip and shyt

im tryna get right. this a serious thread

 

[msims]

Take the test at your local community college. The cert comes with passing it.


The test should be common sense to a Coli Vet like yourself.

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[Vado]

Take the test at your local community college. The cert comes with passing it.


The test should be common sense to a Coli Vet like yourself.

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so its a self study type of thing??

 

[msims]

so its a self study type of thing??

You can take a class, but it is not necessary.

Plenty of free online classes that cover majority of the material.

Keep it 300% with you, the cert isn't really all that important. What it will do is land you a $12 an hour gig from a temp agency, that will yield you the experience you need to get the $20-$25 gigs.

That could take a few years. During those years, it's best to learn a coding language to make your portfolio look better.

Basically, IT is more about knowledge and experience than it is about the certificates.

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[Boogie]

you nikkas rather gossip about weave, gossip and shyt

im tryna get right. this a serious thread

So you done with your kingpin fantasies?

 

[charmander]

i'd recommend taking a 2 year program at a tech school, but you can technically take the test whenever you want

getting certified after the 2 year program is much easier tho, plus it will give you a wider field of experience/knowledge to match

i'm about to go finish up the second year of my shyt as well later on this year

like @msims said, you should try to learn a coding language like java or perl or c++ to really make the most of it and broaden your opportunities

 

[Mensch Fontana]

 

[Vado]

You can take a class, but it is not necessary.

Plenty of free online classes that cover majority of the material.

Keep it %300 with you, the cert isn't really all that important. What it will do is land you a $12 an hour gig from a temp agency, that will yield you the experience to get the $20-$25 gigs.

That could take a few years. During those years, it's best to learn a coding language to make your portfolio look better.

Basically, IT is more about knowledge and experience than it is about the certificates.

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couple questions

1. should i watch something like this? http://www.professormesser.com/free...ssers-free-220-70x-comptia-a-training-course/

2. what certifications do you have?

3. which ones are the most important in ya opinion

4. what are the coding languages that are popular

So you done with your kingpin fantasies?

i dont wanna be a gangsta no more

my cousin about to do a bid

my other mans got shot last week

 

[Vado]

i'd recommend taking a 2 year program at a tech school, but you can technically take the test whenever you want

getting certified after the 2 year program is much easier tho, plus it will give you a wider field of experience/knowledge to match

i'm about to go finish up the second year of my shyt as well later on this year

like @msims said, you should try to learn a coding language like java or perl or c++ to really make the most of it and broaden your opportunities

if i was to search for tech school courses what should i look for?

 

[body snatcher]

Snitch nikka tryna get out the game and go straight.

 

[charmander]

if i was to search for tech school courses what should i look for?

when i did my first year i was taking Computer Information Science (CIS) but anything like Networking or Computer Support Specialist will work...you should look at what programs of study your local tech schools offer, and see what courses are involved in them...but anything in the computer range of programs will usually have the courses you need to get certified

 

[KOOL-AID]

So I'm changing my major to IT(gonna be a sophmore) and was probably lookin for a networking career, I was peepin gems from the IT thread and stuff. So basically I need to complete a bachelors degree in IT and then pursue the certs. I think I could get one while i'm in school now (senior year), but not sure what it should be...maybe a easy low level cert that will help get an entry level job and basic knowledge, then go on to the harder ones.

 

[Tunez]

Comptia

 

[Tunez]

You can take a class, but it is not necessary.

Plenty of free online classes that cover majority of the material.

Keep it 300% with you, the cert isn't really all that important. What it will do is land you a $12 an hour gig from a temp agency, that will yield you the experience you need to get the $20-$25 gigs.

That could take a few years. During those years, it's best to learn a coding language to make your portfolio look better.

Basically, IT is more about knowledge and experience than it is about the certificates.

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Where can I find a temp agency?