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I'm trying to step into the IT job market. My background is biochemistry and I have a Masters degree. I have no experience providing IT support, but I am well aware of how microsoft windows operating systems work, from over 10 years of troubleshooting and pc building (assembly).

Having no IT experience is making it extremely difficult, especially during the recession, to get into the IT job market. I need to get some microsofit certification.

Would anyone recommend training providers?
I've checked out computeach and had some idiot salesman around my house pretending to be an IT pro (but he didn't have a clue about my pc). I've looked into Advent computing and it seems ok...

Just IT looks awsome and they offer a good payment plan...and a money back guarantee. Anyone heard of Just IT in particular?

Thanks

 

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Try searching for 'Advent' on this forum mate!

At the risk of appearing unhelpful, you may want to search for 'training provider' too...

 

As Tony the Tiger would say "they're grrrrrrreat"

Have a look at EZE training for MS training, good outfit for MS

Cheers

Joe

 

Really? Have you looked on here?

Dave

 

Why not start with the A+ and N+ just to give you a foundation?

I would also suggest that some self study time is used to see how you get on with that, there are some who cry at the use of a TP and say that you should do it all via self study, there are others (like me) who just can't do the whole self study thing.

As far as Advent goes, they went bust a few months ago and you honestly would be better off getting books first of all until you decide exactly what direction you want to go.

 

I have had training with Commsupport and Eze training and highly recommend them both. Thanks