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Hi all

quick hello to all, wish I'd come across this community earlier as i have just signed with Computeach hopefully will have no dramas. Starting what i thought was the MCSE course but have just noted that the salesman has stuck me down for a networking professional course and as i'm a virgin in this area are the 2 courses totally different . will be on the phone monday

 

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Looking on their site FAQs it states this...

From that statement I glean that there isn't a vendor specific exam i.e. Microsoft MCP that is definetly going to be sat.

If you want MCSE then you should look for a provider that is teaching the Microsoft curriculum and there intent is to prepare you for the seven MCP exams necessary.

Good luck

Pete

 

Greetings, phoenix510. Welcome to CertForums.

 

Greetings

When you signed up for the course,did you not get in with the paper work a sheet detailing the exact certification route that you are taking?

I'm also studying with Computeach.Knowing how they usually lay out the course's i would have thought that your study plan would be along the lines of:

IT Fundamentals
A+
N+ (not sure if they have started offering this option yet)

Then you will probably go one of two ways.Either the MCSA/MCSE route or CCNA/CCNP.
I'm sure they will clarify with you when you phone them up.

Best of luck with the studies

 

Hi and welcome. Glad you found this great place

As for the course, i would read all the paperwork you have carefully before handing over any hard earned money.

Best of luck, there is always good advice here.

 

Welcome to CF!

Good luck in your studies.

Tell me, where in T&W are you?

 

Wow!
A new Phoenix!
Must be an improved one going by the version number...

Welcome.

Where's the old one got to by the way?

 

I'm sure he'll have something to say when he reads your comments, Jonny.

 

Thanks for all the advbice chaps, got the sales executive coming around again to explain in laymans terms what where and how.
Simongrahamuk...I'm from the denton burn part of newcastle.

 

Hi and welcome to our part of cyberspace.