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Hi my mate has recommended me to you! I am currently working in the construction trade but am looking to turn back to IT. When i was 14/15 i was real good with computers had done clean installs, setup networks, made computers and fixed many problems most of which i self taught. i left school and went onto our local college to do a 2year GNVQ Advanced IT Course which on the whole i think was crap and it sort of threw me off the IT Trail, now im kickin myself for not carrying on though! Im looking at possibly a MCSA/MCSE i would like some opinions on the best way to go about this. I have to carry on working as i got a family to support but am willing to put in the work, i seen a lot of sites offering the training but i think its all probably overpriced, it normally is!
Thanks in advance!

 

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Been reading through the forum and am gonna do the CompTia A+ then progess to N+ hope this is the right way to go about things! any opinions will be greatly recieved thanks!

 

Sounds like you've read the right posts! ;)

Props to you for searching for it rather than waiting for someone to repeat what's already been posted a hundred times. I'll be honest - that bodes well for you, because being able to find information on your own is one of the best skills an IT tech can have.

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Welcome to CF!

Good Luck with the studies, I left College with a Diploma in IT but never put it to use. So now I am starting again with the A+ N+. Sorry I never tried to get into IT at a younger age. Hopefully in the new year I will find a new job in the industry.

 

Welcome!

 

Welcome to the forums, and good luck on your journey!