1
General discussion / Re: Schools or Certs?
« on: April 19, 2015, 09:59:30 pm »
Awesome responses i appreciate it very much so.
TechB- Yeah i probably should have started there but since im already pretty far into Net+ i think im going to try for this cert first then go and do A+. I never knew you had to have those certs for places like best buy obviously that's not the case now cause half the people that work there don't have a clue about any thing they sell. That's crazy they told you you couldn't work there cause your to smart lmao guess they felt intimidated.
Shome- That is really cool shome i am glad im not the only one with no IT experience here haha. This gives me hope for the future there arent to many IT jobs in my area not advertising any at least at the moment i was going to move to the closest city once i have some qualifications to find work which is only 45 min away so it's not bad. But i just look forward to the day i can stop working for $8.00 an hour at a job that has no future and move into something i can enjoy doing and make a decent living.
Memnoch- I am actually doing both i really enjoy it and want to make a living with it i alwasy refer to that saying "do what you love and you'll never work a day in your life".
I am actually based in the US but they offer financial aid here as well luckily. I have been looking into bachelors degree programs at a campus about an hour away it's actually a university and they offer computer science (oddly enough though their website is horrific especially when it comes to navigation lol)
That last point is good to note i was curious about that id like to get at least my Net+ and A+ cert before i start school which would probably be in the fall this year. This way i can have some practical knowledge under my belt before going into it.
Thanks again for all your responses they are defiantly helping me out to decide where i want to go and what i should pursue. There is so much misinformation out there especially when it comes to trade schools i have seen everyone warn from those so im glad i didn't decide to shell out big bucks there.
TechB- Yeah i probably should have started there but since im already pretty far into Net+ i think im going to try for this cert first then go and do A+. I never knew you had to have those certs for places like best buy obviously that's not the case now cause half the people that work there don't have a clue about any thing they sell. That's crazy they told you you couldn't work there cause your to smart lmao guess they felt intimidated.
Shome- That is really cool shome i am glad im not the only one with no IT experience here haha. This gives me hope for the future there arent to many IT jobs in my area not advertising any at least at the moment i was going to move to the closest city once i have some qualifications to find work which is only 45 min away so it's not bad. But i just look forward to the day i can stop working for $8.00 an hour at a job that has no future and move into something i can enjoy doing and make a decent living.
Memnoch- I am actually doing both i really enjoy it and want to make a living with it i alwasy refer to that saying "do what you love and you'll never work a day in your life".
I am actually based in the US but they offer financial aid here as well luckily. I have been looking into bachelors degree programs at a campus about an hour away it's actually a university and they offer computer science (oddly enough though their website is horrific especially when it comes to navigation lol)
That last point is good to note i was curious about that id like to get at least my Net+ and A+ cert before i start school which would probably be in the fall this year. This way i can have some practical knowledge under my belt before going into it.
Thanks again for all your responses they are defiantly helping me out to decide where i want to go and what i should pursue. There is so much misinformation out there especially when it comes to trade schools i have seen everyone warn from those so im glad i didn't decide to shell out big bucks there.