New Guy! (almost a computeach victim)

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Hi all!

Just registered with this forum after it pretty much stopped me from signing up with the dreaded computeach!
I've had the bloke round and it all looked good stuff. I was looking at an A+ and MCSE etc for £4499. I thought I'd check out some unbiased views about them and was horrified when I found this forum with all the complaints about it!
Since then I have sent off for an info pack with NITLC, and am looking into studying myself with books and taking the exams off my own back.

So a big thankyou to all who spoke their mind on here about Computeach!

Rob

 

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Go and have yourself a nice holiday with the money you've saved.
And have a beer for me while your there would ya, as I pay off my Computeach loan

Yep, that's a good way to do it.

Welcome to the forums.

 

Welcome to CertForums Robbb_uk Good to have you here. This forum will be a valuable aid now you have chosen the self certification route. Good luck and speak soon.

Si

 

Welcome, Robbb_uk - looks like your off to a positive start.

Settle yourself in, and hopefully we'll be able to help each other more in the future...enjoy your time here

 

Welcome!

 

and welcome from another fellow self student...like flex says its the best way to do it...you dont shell out thousands of £££s and you go at your own pace...good to have you on board mate

 

Welcome to Certforums, Rob. Glad we could make a positive contribution to your education so early in the game.

 

After 6 months of hard work with Computeach I got my first IT job as a junior network engineer with a local insurance company. There were a couple of times when I could have given up but you have to use Computeach's support and carry on.

I found the career service really useful - they created a CV for me and arranged some interviews. I'm considering working abroad or working for myself in the future.