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a big hello to everyone of the forum.

iam 25 and currently i work for a courier company. i would like to get in to the world of IT as a career but im not sure at this point what it is i would like to do. about 2 days ago i signed up with skillstrain on a ciw website designer course but iam going to cancel in the next few days, i would like to get in to something internet related but not web design.

 

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Greetings anth. This is a great site and i'm sure the more experienced of us will be along shortly. Welcome

 

howz it welcome to CF. Hope you can stick around!

 

Hi anth - welcome to CF. How about something databse-related then ? Have a look at our MSAD/MCSD boards to see if maybe this is more suited to your needs ?

Hope we can help along the way

 

Welcome to CF!

Start at the bottom and work your way up. The A+ is a good place to start as it will give you the fundamentals needed for any career in IT.

 

i think i will look in to the A+ route. im going to get a copy of Michael Meyers A+ guide. whats the natural progression after completing this course?

 

Network+

 

Hi anth.
I have the Mike Meyers All in One Guide and it's very good. Also have the two Mike Meyers Lab Books for Hardware and Operating Systems if you want to go as far as building your own lab. Don't think you can beat hands on experience. Look in the forum index for handy A+ tips. Good luck whichever route you decide on

 

hello anth and welcome to CF hope you like it here and enjoy your stay. lol

by the way good luck in your IT career, you'll find some really good help on this forum all you need to do is ask...

WELCOME!!!

 

thanks everyone, enjoying the forum already. i have just bought the mike meyers book off amazon so i look forward to recieving it and getting started.

 

Welcome!
Like Simon said, A+ is a good place
to start with regard to IT certifications.

 

welcome to the forums mate.

there are a fair few of us doing a+ at the moment so if you need any help......

 

Greetings, anth. Welcome to CertForums.

 

Hi and welcome to the forum.

 

Welcome Anth. There are quite a few of us doing the A+ so join in with all the entry-level fun!