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Well done & good luck in the next exam what other two exams are you doing? you only need to pass 2 exams to become A+ certified.
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the 1 i just passed was just a practice exam. he teacher wanted 2 see all of us if were redy for the 2 final exams. next week is another pracvtice exam 2 see if were redy. chapetrs 1-10 practise test passed. next week chapters 11-16 test. if i pass that 1 then its gonna be a FINAL THEORY EXAM CHAPTERS 1-16. and 1 practical test.
the 1 i just passed was just a practice exam. he teacher wanted 2 see all of us if were redy for the 2 final exams. next week is another pracvtice exam 2 see if were redy. chapetrs 1-10 practise test passed. next week chapters 11-16 test. if i pass that 1 then its gonna be a FINAL THEORY EXAM CHAPTERS 1-16. and 1 practical test.
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I thought you meant you had passed the real thing. It looks like you have a lot of tests to do before you do the real 2 exams.
You're certainly entitled to your opinion, but most people would disagree with you. The AIO contains what you need to know to pass the exam AND to be a knowledgeable tech. After all, that's what it's about: being able to do the job, not just being able to pass an exam, right?
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I so totally agree with you I went that route and wrote both exams one in the morning and the other in the afternoon, passed both. It's just a pity I have no experience and can't find a job despite many interviews.
You're certainly entitled to your opinion, but most people would disagree with you. The AIO contains what you need to know to pass the exam AND to be a knowledgeable tech. After all, that's what it's about: being able to do the job, not just being able to pass an exam, right?
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I so totally agree with you. I went that route and wrote one exam in the morning and the other in the afternoon, passed both. It's a pity I have no experience and can't find a job, despite many interviews.
I so totally agree with you. I went that route and wrote one exam in the morning and the other in the afternoon, passed both. It's a pity I have no experience and can't find a job, despite many interviews.
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don't give up, I'm sure you will find something soon.
I so totally agree with you. I went that route and wrote one exam in the morning and the other in the afternoon, passed both. It's a pity I have no experience and can't find a job, despite many interviews.
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Be persistent - getting your first IT job is likely the hardest thing you'll ever do. Once you build some experience, it's SO much easier getting your 2nd, 3rd, and 4th IT jobs!
Oh, it's so true, it' so damn true.. that's why I'm gonna try to stay on my current temp job for as long as I can.. Those renevals on my CV (doesn't matter that contract is only week long..)
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Windows is very user-friendly.
Linux is user friendly too, but chooses his friends very carefully..
01-Mar-2008, 05:20 PM
(doesn't matter that contract is only week long..)
EVEN THOUGH IM 18 AND IN FULL TIME EDUCATION!
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