Hello and advice about MCSA course with Scheidegger

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Hello,

I'm looking at training for a new career in IT and am thinking of doing a course with Scheidegger which includes the A+, N+ and MCSA.

I have just read some bad reviews about this company but wanted to know if they are really any worse than any of the others

Thanks


John

 

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Hi and welcome. I've just started the same course and have found the materials to be ok. I do admit though, that after looking around a bit more Scheidegger does seem to be a little bit expensive. Total costs for my course is £2000. Money aside i dont see any problems with any of it yet. The horror stories are probably from a minority of people who have been unfortunate for one reason or another. I will be sticking with them and hopefully sooner rather than later I too can have my list of achievements listed next to my name. You will also find that there is no better place to come for advice than these forums, truly a place of sincerity and help, you even get the odd laugh now and then.

Good luck whatever you decide. Hope to speak to you again.

 

Hi Meltin, and welcome to CertForums

Have a good look around, especially at the Training & Development Forum to answer your initial questions. And enjoy yourself too !

Point well made, Dave - you generally only ever hear from the people with bad experiences (aka the minority). Few people take the time to say that "A.N.Other" provider was really worth looking at. Such is life. Hopefully, we manage to help out with a few varying opinions here

 

Welcome to the forum Meltin.

 

Welcome to CertForums John, good to see you here.

 

Greetings Meltin and welcome to Certforums. No advice to give since I have no experience with training providers on your side of the pond, but I'm sure you are in good hands with the others here on the boards. Glad you found the place.

 

Thanks for all your advice everybody. I am currently looking into other training bodies at the moment before I jump in. NITLC seems to have very good reviews here and seem to be pretty competitive.


John

 

Hi Meltin

I am doing the NetPro (A+ and N+) with Scheidegger. When I signed up I expected more than I got. From my point of view, the course is too much theory and virtually no practical which surely is the point of these courses. I think my knowledge of computers from work and at home has helped me a great deal. Also I am lucky that I build my own computers so I can relate to that when studying the course. So your own experience is worth considering also.

They seem very distant. Even when you ring them it is virtually impossible to speak to anyone.

Yes, no training provider is perfect. But I would look at all the options before picking one. It looks like a lot of local colleges are doing similar courses for a lot less money.

Luv

Smoothgirl

 

i dare you to sign up for a course with Scheidegger!!!]then after the cancellation period, when they tell you to start their windows 3.11 work, look on www.ciao.co.uk at the reviews