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I've just come across this forum whilst searching for info on computeach.
Ive just applied for a course with them (senior networking professional)
i'm 38 years old and have been in the building trade since i left school,
i bought my first pc 2 years ago and since then i have become really interested in computers.
Now with the building trade in a bit of a state, i decided to take the plunge and go for a new career.
I regard myself as quite intelligent and i am able to learn things easily,

Has anybody any had any experience with computeach, as i was told by
the fellow who came to "interview" me that i would probably pass my exams in 12 - 18 months and that computeach would find me a job before i actually finished all of my exams. (sounds too good to be true).
Does anyone think this might be the case, or am i wasting my time & money (£4450.00).
Any advice in this would be Much appreciated!!

Many thanks

Maff

 

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Hi Maff - let me be the first to welcome you to CertForums. We hope you come to like the place, and stick around.

You ask a number of questions in your Post - many of which we have asked ourselves at some point. When asked, they generally stir up some lively debate (and, on occasion, even a bit of controversy )

Rather than simply give you a "re-hash" of previous answers, perhaps I could point you here for more information - if you haven't found it already. Feel free to nosey around, and even post a bit yourself.

In the meantime, please enjoy CertForums - look forward to getting to know a bit more about you. Good luck in whatever you decide to do

 

Welcome to the forums Maff, good to meet you. Hope you stick around and we see more of you soon.

 

Welcome to Certforums Maff.

 

Hi Maff, welcome to the best forum on the net. Hope to hear more from you.