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Hi Everyone
My name is Nick and this is the first time that I've tried any forums ever.
I'm in the process of initiating MCSE training to get my life back on track. I've found 2 reasonable training providers and would like to know if anyone has any veiws on which would be better?
They are ITSkills Group.com & NITLC.com .
If I could have some positive & neg aspects of the two to help me decide please, I would be very grateful.?!.

 

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Hi Icestorm and welcome to the forum.

There has been many postings on various training providers in our Training and Development Forum. I would strongly urge you to do plenty of research by searching the forums and checking out older posts.

There are pros and cons to using a Training provider, it seems to work well for some but there are those, usually the most that have bad experiences with them.

Good luck with the MCSE, you have a lot of work ahead of you

Pete

 

Hi and welcome to the forum.

You might want to check out the A+ and Network+ first before you jump into the deep end with the MCSE.

 

Welcome Aboard!

I'll go with what Nugget says, and look at the A+, Network+ before jumping into the MCSE.

 

Greetings

 

Welcome to CF!

 

Welcome to the forums!

 

Cheers All
I shall start trawling old posts straight away.
TTFN

 

Greetings, Icestorm. Welcome to CF.

 

Welcome

 

Hello Icestorm!

 

wassup Icestorm, welcome to CF, i'll like to suggest that you fast finish with A+ and N+ before proceeding with mcse it'll be much helpful as you'll go ahead with mcse.