I.T course Dublin Comptia A+

Rayoo · 07-08-2008 11:31am #1

Looking for recommendations on Colleges that do this, any suggestions? This is my first I.T course, have used computers for few years so have an idea about them.
ta, Rayoo

Anti · 07-08-2008 11:39am

I think there is a IT certification sub forum on here somewhere. Cant for love nor money find it though.

ntlbell · 07-08-2008 11:40am

EDU>IT Cert

you should be able to pass this by just buying the book and having a read it's not very heavy and shouldn't need a course.

Anti · 07-08-2008 12:01pm

I passed it without even reading the book. Its a bit easymode tbh. But handy to have.

Zorba · 07-08-2008 12:06pm

ntlbell wrote: »

EDU>IT Cert

you should be able to pass this by just buying the book and having a read it's not very heavy and shouldn't need a course.

lol

Yes but will u be able to get a job with 50k a year + company car and a secretary after it ?

Col_Loki · 07-08-2008 1:16pm

There are online/Video Lectures you can get that are great for covering the courses. I find it a much better/easier and cheaper option.

ntlbell · 11-08-2008 9:20am

Zorba wrote: »

lol

Yes but will u be able to get a job with 50k a year + company car and a secretary after it ?

It's possible but unlikely, I don't see what it has to do with anything tho?

You don't get the above with a comp sci degree why would you with A+

mike99 · 12-08-2008 1:17pm

Just buy a few books and download a few samples tests from the internet and you should pass the A+ thats all I did for A+, iNet+ and Network+

Best of luck:)

accensi0n · 12-08-2008 5:51pm

As well as what the others have said about self-study,

get a couple of old machines and take them apart and rebuild them,

get yourself the various OS's and play around in them after reading the steps in the books.

You'll remember the info better if you get your hands dirty.

I.T course Dublin Comptia A+

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