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Hay guys
Is comp Tia a+ certification a sound career move?
PC's have been a hobby for a number of years now and was wondering if this is still a viable field to get in to. What would you need to have in order to be an It tech?
Thanks for you time.

 

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Main thing IT employers want now is some sort of experience, obviously if you don't have that it can be difficult.

However, going down the A+ route, and then onto the N+ is definately the best place to start. If you already have an interest in IT, and have some knowledge - get out and start applying for jobs now and let them know your studying for your A+ exam - you may be lucky and get a foot in the door

IT is very competitive at the moment, especially on entry level.

 

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