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14th Oct 2009, 01:23
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| I will keep this short. I am 22 and I have a shitty part time job making minimium wage and no benefits. I dont have the money for college but I want a career in the computer field. Would getting MCSE and A+ certifications help land me a decent paying (35k a year or more) job? Any other certifications that would be really useful to have? |
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15th Oct 2009, 08:25
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| Hello slash111 I have finished an IT System Support level 1 and now doing level 2. I'm learning all about motherboards, how to fit the right components in the motherboard and also how to put an operating system on the computer. I am enjoying all this training and I'm getting it all free. Hopefully, I'll get a job with a decent wage. O r, maybe's set up my own business from home.  What about working for a company that will give you the training to do what you want to do. All you can do is ask. Good luck compwiz  |
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