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Hi
after completing an HND computing support i then gained an MCP (installing,
configuring and administering microsoft windows 2000 professional) and am
unsure which cert i should follow this up with. I am employed as the ICT tech
in a small company where i have installed and configured windows SBS 2003. i
wish to continue in a networking environment so i was hoping to work towards
an administrator cert. but i'm unsure of the best route to take. should i go
straight for an msca or should i try to work through other certs first? and
if so which ones?
kind regards

"william" <> wrote
> after completing an HND computing support i then gained an MCP
> (installing,
> configuring and administering microsoft windows 2000 professional) and am
> unsure which cert i should follow this up with. I am employed as the ICT
> tech
> in a small company where i have installed and configured windows SBS 2003.
> i
> wish to continue in a networking environment so i was hoping to work
> towards
> an administrator cert. but i'm unsure of the best route to take. should i
> go
> straight for an msca or should i try to work through other certs first?
> and
> if so which ones?

Depend on what you want to do. Have a look at the want ads and see what
requirements are listed for the job you want.
--
T-Bone
MCNGP XL

Thanks T-Bone, makes sense.

"T-Bone" wrote:

> "william" <> wrote
> > after completing an HND computing support i then gained an MCP
> > (installing,
> > configuring and administering microsoft windows 2000 professional) and am
> > unsure which cert i should follow this up with. I am employed as the ICT
> > tech
> > in a small company where i have installed and configured windows SBS 2003.
> > i
> > wish to continue in a networking environment so i was hoping to work
> > towards
> > an administrator cert. but i'm unsure of the best route to take. should i
> > go
> > straight for an msca or should i try to work through other certs first?
> > and
> > if so which ones?
>
> Depend on what you want to do. Have a look at the want ads and see what
> requirements are listed for the job you want.
> --
> T-Bone
> MCNGP XL
>
>
>

Go for it, MCSA.

http://www.sybex.com/sybexbooks.nsf/f8b757a5c6780f3b8825696100043e5b/b3088f1ffe5c86c088256ba600761c69!OpenDocument#WinS erver2003Chart

Sybex rocks.

fred



"william" <> wrote in message
news:45A60B9F-C5C1-4382-BAA9-...
> Thanks T-Bone, makes sense.
>
> "T-Bone" wrote:
>
>> "william" <> wrote
>> > after completing an HND computing support i then gained an MCP
>> > (installing,
>> > configuring and administering microsoft windows 2000 professional) and
>> > am
>> > unsure which cert i should follow this up with. I am employed as the
>> > ICT
>> > tech
>> > in a small company where i have installed and configured windows SBS
>> > 2003.
>> > i
>> > wish to continue in a networking environment so i was hoping to work
>> > towards
>> > an administrator cert. but i'm unsure of the best route to take. should
>> > i
>> > go
>> > straight for an msca or should i try to work through other certs first?
>> > and
>> > if so which ones?
>>
>> Depend on what you want to do. Have a look at the want ads and see what
>> requirements are listed for the job you want.
>> --
>> T-Bone
>> MCNGP XL
>>
>>
>>

Thanks Fred.

"Fred Hunt" wrote:

> Go for it, MCSA.
>
> http://www.sybex.com/sybexbooks.nsf/f8b757a5c6780f3b8825696100043e5b/b3088f1ffe5c86c088256ba600761c69!OpenDocument#WinS erver2003Chart
>
> Sybex rocks.
>
> fred
>
>
>
> "william" <> wrote in message
> news:45A60B9F-C5C1-4382-BAA9-...
> > Thanks T-Bone, makes sense.
> >
> > "T-Bone" wrote:
> >
> >> "william" <> wrote
> >> > after completing an HND computing support i then gained an MCP
> >> > (installing,
> >> > configuring and administering microsoft windows 2000 professional) and
> >> > am
> >> > unsure which cert i should follow this up with. I am employed as the
> >> > ICT
> >> > tech
> >> > in a small company where i have installed and configured windows SBS
> >> > 2003.
> >> > i
> >> > wish to continue in a networking environment so i was hoping to work
> >> > towards
> >> > an administrator cert. but i'm unsure of the best route to take. should
> >> > i
> >> > go
> >> > straight for an msca or should i try to work through other certs first?
> >> > and
> >> > if so which ones?
> >>
> >> Depend on what you want to do. Have a look at the want ads and see what
> >> requirements are listed for the job you want.
> >> --
> >> T-Bone
> >> MCNGP XL
> >>
> >>
> >>
>
>
>

Back again
I just had another thought. Is there different certs for SBS 2003 and
server 2003 or does the mcsa cover both?


"Fred Hunt" wrote:

> Go for it, MCSA.
>
> http://www.sybex.com/sybexbooks.nsf/f8b757a5c6780f3b8825696100043e5b/b3088f1ffe5c86c088256ba600761c69!OpenDocument#WinS erver2003Chart
>
> Sybex rocks.
>
> fred
>
>
>
> "william" <> wrote in message
> news:45A60B9F-C5C1-4382-BAA9-...
> > Thanks T-Bone, makes sense.
> >
> > "T-Bone" wrote:
> >
> >> "william" <> wrote
> >> > after completing an HND computing support i then gained an MCP
> >> > (installing,
> >> > configuring and administering microsoft windows 2000 professional) and
> >> > am
> >> > unsure which cert i should follow this up with. I am employed as the
> >> > ICT
> >> > tech
> >> > in a small company where i have installed and configured windows SBS
> >> > 2003.
> >> > i
> >> > wish to continue in a networking environment so i was hoping to work
> >> > towards
> >> > an administrator cert. but i'm unsure of the best route to take. should
> >> > i
> >> > go
> >> > straight for an msca or should i try to work through other certs first?
> >> > and
> >> > if so which ones?
> >>
> >> Depend on what you want to do. Have a look at the want ads and see what
> >> requirements are listed for the job you want.
> >> --
> >> T-Bone
> >> MCNGP XL
> >>
> >>
> >>
>
>
>