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After reading books on A+, Network+ and iNet+, I am more interested in
the iNet+. I retired with disability from a law-enforcement job, and
considering to learn new skills to enter new field of employment.

I like to know if I get certified iNet+, is it easy to get a job? I
have been maintaining my web site with skills in html, css and
Javacript for several years, so I like iNet+ better.

Thanks.
Da Lei

I would recommend getting A+ then iNET+

Glenn
A+

"Da Lei" <> wrote in message
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> After reading books on A+, Network+ and iNet+, I am more interested in
> the iNet+. I retired with disability from a law-enforcement job, and
> considering to learn new skills to enter new field of employment.
>
> I like to know if I get certified iNet+, is it easy to get a job? I
> have been maintaining my web site with skills in html, css and
> Javacript for several years, so I like iNet+ better.
>
> Thanks.
> Da Lei
>
>



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If you find yourself in I-net+ go for that. A+ and i-net+ are both of
different exam and different job responsibility. I would say that the
CIW design courses are an excellent supplement to someone who already
tinkers with a bit of Web design stuff. I've done i-Net+. I-net+ and
CIW both cover mostly the same stuff, but foundations has more
questions about design and management with less protocols and IP
addresses.
It's worth checking which version the trainer is offering. So guys, its
totally upto you, what ever career you choose for yourself. A+ is meant
for hardware and o/s technology exam, quite different from i-net+. But
you have experience of site building and some of its tools, languages.
I-net+ would be little easy for you.

wrote:
> If you find yourself in I-net+ go for that. A+ and i-net+ are both of
> different exam and different job responsibility. I would say that the
> CIW design courses are an excellent supplement to someone who already
> tinkers with a bit of Web design stuff. I've done i-Net+. I-net+ and
> CIW both cover mostly the same stuff, but foundations has more
> questions about design and management with less protocols and IP
> addresses.

To go by the CIW track, one must first pass the exam for CIW Associate.
Is the 'foundations' in above quote the test for CIW Associate?

CIW rules say that one must become a CIW Associate first, to take other
CIW tests. Does CIW take the iNet+ as substiute for CIW Associate
test? In other words, if one has passed the iNet+ test, but intends to
go on the CIW track, does he still has to take the CIW Associate test?


Thanks.
Dung Ping

> It's worth checking which version the trainer is offering. So guys, its
> totally upto you, what ever career you choose for yourself. A+ is meant
> for hardware and o/s technology exam, quite different from i-net+. But
> you have experience of site building and some of its tools, languages.
> I-net+ would be little easy for you.

> The i-Net+ is virtually useless. Take it from one who has the cert. Sorry
>

It does do one thing...gives you a taste of the subjects a one-man-band web
designer needs to know. But otherwise, that cert's days are numbered.

-John O