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Hi everyone, its great to be part of this community.

Firstly I should mention that Cert forums probaly saved me a great deal of time and money, I was only a few hours away from signing up to a MCSE course with Scheidegger (luckily I resisted the effort made by the saleswoman to make me sign anything on the first visit). However I noticed a few worrying posts here and did some further research which uncovered the many complaints and problems people have with this company.

Anyway after quickly forking that idea I am looking for other ways to pursue A+ and N+ qualifications possibly leading onto MCSE or CCNA.

I live in the South East of England and currently work as a technician for a small IT company, I spend most of my time removing spyware and viruses from peoples computers, I have also done PC builds and upgrades. The company i work for is suppossed to specialise in WiFi networking so we have done a bit of that, a big upcoming contract is the installation of wireless routers in every clasroom of a local school.

I enjoy the job, the experience is great and it will look good on my CV but as it is only a small business it goes quiet at times and I find it hard to get hours (and therefore money). I am hoping if I can add qualifications to my CV I can negiotate a better wage of find another job (and so finally move out of home...I am 22).

 

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Hi there, welcome to CF. I can relate to working for a small comapny as a tech, doin much the same thing as you with the last company I was with. Glad you joined us, feel free to post away.

 

Welcome welcome and once again welcome !!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Hi tc27 - welcome aboard. Enjoy your time here

 

Greetings, tc27. Welcome to CertForums. Glad you found the place.

 

Hi and welcome to the forum mate.

 

Hi,

With the experience you have you should be able to self study for the A+ and N+.
Best of luck
Boyce

 

Hi there tc welcome to CF