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Would like to say hi to everyone. ive been lookin through this forum for a few days now and thought i should sign up.

im about to start me mcse with advent how ever i still have 7 days to pull out if i dont want to do it.

i have already put a post up in the learning thread under andygt's post so any helpful information is more than welcome

im currently confused people on here say getting the a+ and network+ first is better than going straight for the mcse, it has been 2 yrs since i last did my IT course in computer maintenance and networking.

Im currently in full time employment so am i eliagble to get a cdl? what are the pros and cons wiv this?

any helpful information i greatly accepeted

thankyou for taking time to read this

Dave

 

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Welcome to the forum!

I believe that you can use the A+ and Network+ as electives for the MCSE.

 

hi thankyou for the info

ive just been searching the net for cdl's and ive got the grasp of it but i dont like the sound of the repayment...... i thought it was a interest free loan ah well i got told wrong lol

anyway i shall go ponder more about what i am goin to do

cheers

Dave

 

Firstly, hi and welcome, Inquesion


Just to clarify

They can be used to count as one MCP towards your MCSA (the kinda halfway point), but for full MCSE, you'll still need the full 7 MS exams.

HTH

 

Hi and welcome to the forums.

 

Welcome to CertForums Inquesion. Good to see you here

 

Echo all that, welcome to the gang!

 

i think the 'do A+ and net+ first' really only applies to people totally new to the IT field, alot of people change careers and such
you seem to have a little background in IT what with your last course and all, whats your current employment, is it IT related?

id say do Net+ if you have no networking experiance, but you dont need an A+ or Net+ to pass an MCSE if you have a bit of background

welcome to CF hope you settle in nicely

 

welcome from me too

 

Cheers guys thanks for the welcome

riteo thats sorted me head out abit

im currently a warehouse operative but now i feel like i should be doing what i love and that IT

Im more hands-on person so im going down the networking route. Cheers for that info i'll have a look at the network+ 2nite

great site btw guys really do like

neway enuff talk more research c ya

Dave

 

Well you get a lot of money, but you have to pay it back.

Good evening