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Stumbled across this forum whilst browsing for course infomation.

Looking to go on an A+ course in the near future.

Aged 31 have I left it all too late?.......

 

Thanks for the positive response, just had a lame pay rise so its about time for me to do something about it.

 

Hi Enzothedog, welcome to the forum. If you want to learn this is the place to be and no you're not too old. It's also a fun place to hang out too.

 

Hi, welcome to cert forums!

No 31 isnt too late, as long as your determined to be a success you will be a success!

People of all ages here....!

Pay rise? whats that ? :roll:

 

Not hardly. I'm almost 50 and I just entered the game a few years ago. Graduated a two-year program with a Bachelor's (I already had a B.A. so I didn't need to do the whole four year bit) last August and have a few certs under my belt. I've done a bunch of temp jobs (mostly installs, upgrades, and rollouts) and now work part time at HP while writing technical pieces for print and internet publication with the other half of my time.

At 31, you're a proverbial "spring chicken". BTW, welcome to the forum. As you have probably already learned, we're a bit crazy but mostly harmless. Please feel free to post any questions or comments about the A+ in the relevant forum. You can see me all over the place but I especially hang out around Hardware and Networking. Hope you enjoy the place.

 

Hello Enzo - glad you found us!

I think the others should have convinced you by now that 31 is not too late to re-train - whether its IT or otherwise.

Go for it and let us know how you get on along the way!

 

Hi Enzothedog,

Welcome to CertForums

Too old ? You kidding ? We provide Zimmerframes on sign-up

Good luck and enjoy your time here

 

Hi Enzothedog welcome to certforums, make yourself at home and join in where you can.

 

Thanks for the warm welcome to the forum and all the encouraging comments (I feel even more motivated now ).


BTW if i can offer any help myself feel free to ask (I come from an Artwork background - Signmaker/Illustrator Photoshop etc)