Need a little bit of wise advice...

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As others have said, go for the self study route. Its 88 quid per exam, and can easily be paid.

As your unemployed, id recommend starting to look around your house and see what you can flog at a car boot, or on ebay to pay for the exams. Also if you have a bunch of cvds, dvdes you dont want anymore and there going for peanuts on ebay..............have a look on http://www.musicmagpie.co.uk/. No selling fees, and no postage costs. Type your barcode into the site, and it will give you a quote on the cd price........

Id also recommend not sitting there and thinking, "rightm as soon as i can get my books, ill start studying". Dont do that. Instead, yes buy the books , but whilst waiting to purchase the books, or waiting for them to arrive. Print the exam objectives out, and then have a play with XP and read on the net for help. Anything you dont understand about a certain thing or unsure about, then ask for help on here

 

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Lol, yea I hardly got a word in with the sales guy.

Many thanks again, I will ( hopefully ) return to do the MCDST until the A+ is sorted : http://www.certforums.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?p=367446#post367446

 

Hi All,

i need a little advice please

i have started my MCDST, i am using CBT Nuggets, but i would like to use a study guide aswell.

can you please recommend a good study guide i can use.

thank you in advance for your help and advice

regards,

musa2006

 

with a nice out of court or in court settlement

 

MS Press 271 and 272 books

 

Just a warning the IT industry in the UK has a record high number of unemployed IT graduates Whilst i don't want to put anyone off a career in IT its has never been harder to get a entry level job in IT.

"IT graduates had the bleakest prospects, with an unemployment rate of 16% among their number." - BBC - 1 November 2010

Just dont put all you eggs in one basket

 

where can i purchase these books? i looked online, but dont seem to be finding anything.

if anyone has these books lying at home and would like to sell them please PM me.

thank you in advance for you help

 

70-271 & 70-272

 

thank you very much for your help.

what do you think of this study guide?

http://www.amazon.co.uk/MCDST-Microsoft-Certified-Desktop-Technician/dp/0782143520