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hi i am currently studying the new A+ certificate and i should be taking my exam in 3 months time i would like to know what jobs u can get if u are A+ certified and what the salary is? all answers would be appreciated thank you

 

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Entry-level jobs, such as a help desk position or a service tech. Salary varies by company and location.

 

tas,

I would look through the agencies and see what is being offered in your area;

http://www.reed.co.uk

http://www.theitjobboard.co.uk

http://www.jobserve.co.uk

Best of luck.

Si

 

Welcome to the forum

 

Hi and welcome to the forum.

 

ok thank you for the help cheers

 

I think you should study more if you wanna get high salary. ^^ Welcome to CF forum!

 

how many hours a day do you think i should study? because i havnt got much responsibilities

 

As much as you feel comfortable with. Make the most of it, whilst you don't have *other things* to do!

I try and do a few hours of studying a day.

Bear in mind you don't have to welded to the books in this time - spend time looking on Technet, the forums and your lab; they are all part of the learning process.

Best of luck.

Si

 

well at the moment im taking a break now cuz of the new year and stuff but hopefully i should start studying again tomorrow is 5 hours a day enough? bearing in mind i havnt got no wife/kids or anytihing of that sort!

 

A break!

5 hours is a lot of time and if you are dedictated to put this in, you will gain pretty quickly.

Try and spread the time out so you don't get fed up. ie time for keeping up with news, forums, Technet, reading and labs.

Si

 

I agree that 5 hours of studying without breaks wouldn't really help. Your mind becomes "tired" after awhile and the longer you study, the less you learn.

In addition to the other suggestions made here, remember the A+ material has a lot of "hands on" tasks. Don't just read books and surf the web for information. Get a couple of second-hand PCs and "get your hands dirty".

 

do u know where i could get some old Pcs from? because i cant think of any places!

 

Local computer fairs.
Local free ads.
Throw-outs from local comp shops.
Boot fairs.

Harry.