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Good I.T Course?

paulmeman · 2013-12-05 14:25:45

Hi i was wondering what would be the best I.T Course for me to do. I work part time in a different field but would like to become an I.T technician. What sort of course would people recommend? Preferably part time

05-12-2013 2:25pm

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paulmeman

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Hi i was wondering what would be the best I.T Course for me to do. I work part time in a different field but would like to become an I.T technician. What sort of course would people recommend? Preferably part time

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#2 05-12-2013 5:02pm

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It's a big and varied field. Do you just want to be able to fix peoples computers, or work on larger infrastructure? do you want to work on the software side or the hardware side?

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#3 06-12-2013 9:29am

paulmeman

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Id rather do more than just fix peoples computers. Think the hardware end would be the one that would interest me the most.

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#4 06-12-2013 1:44pm

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paulmeman wrote: »

Id rather do more than just fix peoples computers. Think the hardware end would be the one that would interest me the most.

Look for an "A+ service technician" course in your area so

21/25

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#5 06-12-2013 3:18pm

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I think the MCSA in windows server and CCNA would could be a good place too start.

Both very employable on the hardware side of things.

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#6 07-12-2013 12:07pm

paulmeman

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Cheers for the info lads

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