Traininh Help!!

Im trying to get into the IT idustry but thier seems to be many companys out
there offering training but they all end up not quite forfilling everything
they say. I'm trying to find a legitimate training company in the UK that i
can get quality training with certifide Microsoft accredited certificates at
the end, I know a hell of a lot about Pc's and all things related but i dont
have 'the bit of paper' to prove it (qualifacations).
If anyone can give me some help or advice ont his matter as to where i
should be looking, what my options are, what help with payments. I just cant
seem to get my foot on the ladder.

Please Please help me as i would love to make my mark in this industry.
Thankyou all for your time and help.

=?Utf-8?B?YjBkeXIwY2syMDAz?=

um, the first thing I would do is to learn how to spell.

"b0dyr0ck2003" <> wrote in message
news:318B5091-11AB-44C1-943B-...
> Im trying to get into the IT idustry but thier seems to be many companys
> out
> there offering training but they all end up not quite forfilling
> everything
> they say. I'm trying to find a legitimate training company in the UK that
> i
> can get quality training with certifide Microsoft accredited certificates
> at
> the end, I know a hell of a lot about Pc's and all things related but i
> dont
> have 'the bit of paper' to prove it (qualifacations).
> If anyone can give me some help or advice ont his matter as to where i
> should be looking, what my options are, what help with payments. I just
> cant
> seem to get my foot on the ladder.
>
> Please Please help me as i would love to make my mark in this industry.
> Thankyou all for your time and help.

John Forbes

hi.

what kind of thing do you want to do?
technical support?
infrastructure development?
web development?
database administration?

good luck
53

"b0dyr0ck2003" <> wrote in message
news:318B5091-11AB-44C1-943B-...
> Im trying to get into the IT idustry but thier seems to be many companys
> out
> there offering training but they all end up not quite forfilling
> everything
> they say. I'm trying to find a legitimate training company in the UK that
> i
> can get quality training with certifide Microsoft accredited certificates
> at
> the end, I know a hell of a lot about Pc's and all things related but i
> dont
> have 'the bit of paper' to prove it (qualifacations).
> If anyone can give me some help or advice ont his matter as to where i
> should be looking, what my options are, what help with payments. I just
> cant
> seem to get my foot on the ladder.
>
> Please Please help me as i would love to make my mark in this industry.
> Thankyou all for your time and help.

Thor

"Thor" wrote:

> hi.
>
> what kind of thing do you want to do?
> technical support?
> infrastructure development?
> web development?
> database administration?
>
> good luck
> 53
>
> "b0dyr0ck2003" <> wrote in message
> news:318B5091-11AB-44C1-943B-...
> > Im trying to get into the IT idustry but their seems to be many companies
> > out
> > there offering training but they all end up not quite forfilling
> > everything
> > they say. I'm trying to find a legitimate training company in the UK that
> > i
> > can get quality training with certified Microsoft accredited certificates
> > at
> > the end, I know a hell of a lot about Pc's and all things related but i
> > dont
> > have 'the bit of paper' to prove it (qualifications).
> > If anyone can give me some help or advice ont his matter as to where i
> > should be looking, what my options are, what help with payments. I just
> > cant
> > seem to get my foot on the ladder.
> >
> > Please Please help me as i would love to make my mark in this industry.
> > Thankyou all for your time and help.
>
> (Spelling Corrected - for Mr Helpful -John Forbes)

EULA user support, Helpdesk, Network Administration, Network Security. I am
a very creative person, i like to be hands on, i like to see what i have
achieved. Unfortuantly there doesnt seem to be any 'Careers advice' for the
over 16's anymore. I'm 27 and have been in and out of the industry and have
hit a stumbling block as i havent got the relevant qualifications.

=?Utf-8?B?YjBkeXIwY2syMDAz?=

Hello there,

I know how it is like. Honestly, there isn't any program or course will
take you there. Because none of them will cover all you need. I graduated
from a Computer Science Degree and worked for about 3 years now. I now
strongly believe that you do NOT need a degree to do what I am doing right
now, which is network admin. However, if you want to get higher, then you
would. Here is my suggestions.

Get into a recognized school for a short-term program with your target in
mind.

Work so hard at the same time to gain these MSCE, MCSA, and so.

Your resume will then says, for example, Acquired Certificate of Network
Administrator and MCSE, Network+, A+... within 12 months

Then work just as hard to find a company that will take you as a entry-level
person, which also appreciate and support your affords in learning.

BAM!!! They may even pay for your MBA.

Good Luck!

"b0dyr0ck2003" wrote:

> Im trying to get into the IT idustry but thier seems to be many companys out
> there offering training but they all end up not quite forfilling everything
> they say. I'm trying to find a legitimate training company in the UK that i
> can get quality training with certifide Microsoft accredited certificates at
> the end, I know a hell of a lot about Pc's and all things related but i dont
> have 'the bit of paper' to prove it (qualifacations).
> If anyone can give me some help or advice ont his matter as to where i
> should be looking, what my options are, what help with payments. I just cant
> seem to get my foot on the ladder.
>
> Please Please help me as i would love to make my mark in this industry.
> Thankyou all for your time and help.

=?Utf-8?B?UEw=?=

John,

Your response should be '....would do is learn how to spell'...........NOT
'...is to learn to..' I'm just having fun...but seriously, I kinda
thought similar and it might be ok to have a slight dig BUT you should
really also try to help the person also...IMHO!

So, humour (English spelling, you yanks won't understand..he he aside,
I'm in the same boat but slightly different interest. You appear to be more
hardware/network biased and I would like to get into software. I am a little
older than you (my nose just grew a couple of inches) and have all the usual
financial burdens....family, mortgage etc.

I really can't afford (time or money) to jump into training but hey, I guess
I either want to do it or I don't...so I need to make a choice. I'm guessing
my approach will be to study on an evening/weekends in the prep books and
have a shot at the exam on my own. I'll probably see how the 1st one goes, I
won't have any expectations other than to get a feel for the exam. I just
hope in the end that these certs/quals will at least get me in the door for
interview!! The response you got from PL sounds good if you can commit to
it!

Good luck, Phil


"John Forbes" wrote in message
> um, the first thing I would do is to learn how to spell.
>
> "b0dyr0ck2003" wrote in message

>> Im trying to get into the IT idustry but thier seems to be many companys
>> out
>> there offering training but they all end up not quite forfilling
>> everything
>> they say. I'm trying to find a legitimate training company in the UK that
>> i
>> can get quality training with certifide Microsoft accredited certificates
>> at
>> the end, I know a hell of a lot about Pc's and all things related but i
>> dont
>> have 'the bit of paper' to prove it (qualifacations).
>> If anyone can give me some help or advice ont his matter as to where i
>> should be looking, what my options are, what help with payments. I just
>> cant
>> seem to get my foot on the ladder.
>>
>> Please Please help me as i would love to make my mark in this industry.
>> Thankyou all for your time and help.
>
>

PHILinUK

John,

Your response should be '....would do is learn how to spell'...........NOT
'...is to learn to..' I'm just having fun...but seriously, I kinda
thought similar and it might be ok to have a slight dig BUT you should
really also try to help the person also...IMHO!

So, humour (English spelling, you yanks won't understand..he he aside,
I'm in the same boat but slightly different interest. You appear to be more
hardware/network biased and I would like to get into software. I am a little
older than you (my nose just grew a couple of inches) and have all the usual
financial burdens....family, mortgage etc.

I really can't afford (time or money) to jump into training but hey, I guess
I either want to do it or I don't...so I need to make a choice. I'm guessing
my approach will be to study on an evening/weekends in the prep books and
have a shot at the exam on my own. I'll probably see how the 1st one goes, I
won't have any expectations other than to get a feel for the exam. I just
hope in the end that these certs/quals will at least get me in the door for
interview!! The response you got from PL sounds good if you can commit to
it!

Good luck, Phil

"John Forbes" <> wrote in message
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> um, the first thing I would do is to learn how to spell.
>
> "b0dyr0ck2003" <> wrote in message
> news:318B5091-11AB-44C1-943B-...
>> Im trying to get into the IT idustry but thier seems to be many companys
>> out
>> there offering training but they all end up not quite forfilling
>> everything
>> they say. I'm trying to find a legitimate training company in the UK that
>> i
>> can get quality training with certifide Microsoft accredited certificates
>> at
>> the end, I know a hell of a lot about Pc's and all things related but i
>> dont
>> have 'the bit of paper' to prove it (qualifacations).
>> If anyone can give me some help or advice ont his matter as to where i
>> should be looking, what my options are, what help with payments. I just
>> cant
>> seem to get my foot on the ladder.
>>
>> Please Please help me as i would love to make my mark in this industry.
>> Thankyou all for your time and help.
>
>

PHILinUK