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hi fellas
i've trying to find home learning colleges etc and came across Home learning college . had the "salesman" come round to my house and go through the details of the course i'm interested in (computer maintenance) a bit pricey at £1433 also seemed a bit out of date Windows 98se and 2000. i've seem a couple of threads from early this years, but i was wondering if anyone has had any recent experiences.
You can obtain 1 of 2 qulifications at the end CompTIA A+ cetified Professional, which i've managed to find plenty of info on, and it looks like a pretty good one, or The association of Certified IT professionals which aprt from their own website seem to be pretty elusive.
any thoughts anyone may have will be greatly appreciated, and could save me a shed load of cash.

cheers

 

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Hi its really simple, self-study... i gave a break down of the costs here its a rough estimate but very close

 

just looking at your *company* dont believe those salaries... they are way blown out (25k-40k for MCDST is CRAZY! ) more like 15k would be a very good start

 

Hi,

I wouldn't bother learning about Windows 98! Ok, people might argue that the future operating systems were built on this, but it is now finito.
take a look at Zimbo's fab guide to help you decide.

Best of luck

Si

 

Simon, Windows 2000 and XP were not built on Windows 98. They are part of the NT4 family, hence much more stable than Win9x.

 

It always, amazes me how they work out the wages for these jobs, also the fact there are no prices for the courses.

 

Sorry, what i meant to say was that the look and *way around 98* isn't too far a field from the later Operating Systems.

Si

 

Just been doing some reserch into this company on http://www.companieshouse.gov.uk//index.shtml
and found out that this is the 3rd name that they have gone by, and the previous times the companys were dissolved.
think i'll steer well clear. Great site guys loads of help on offer, keep up the good work.

Paul