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Hi everyone, here goes, hopefully this is the way forward????????

 

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Hi Welcome

What are you studying?

 

nothing at the mo just about to start at the bottom with self-learning. It will be a total career change, as i have 2 young daughters and want to be able to bring them up as best as possible in todays world. Ive read alot of threads on forums and come across this one which is ace. Im looking to go down the mcse route.

 

Be aware that you shouldn't do an MCSE untill you have atleast 6 -12 months real experience, you should start with some entry level certs like compTIA A+ and work your way up.

 

yea thats my intention i was just giving you the big picture hopefully!!!!!!!!!!!

 

sorry didnt really explain myself properly, ive looked into the it company way and came across this forum and its been really helpful and cheers for the advice.

 

Actually, it's at least one year of experience, and not just any experience - one year of experience implementing and administering networks for mid-to-large companies: link

Microsoft recommends 6-12 months of experience for the MCSA, so you probably got the MCSE recommendations confused with those for the MCSA.

Welcome to the forum, MP!

 

cheers for your advice, sounds like your the man in the know! No doubt i will be calling on your experience in the future, hopefully?

hope alls well over the water?

 

Just been there, done that, and sharing the knowledge for everyone's benefit. No better or no worse than anyone else. That said, you can call upon me for assistance at any time.

All's fine across the pond. Life is good.

 

Welcome to CF

 

I'll add mine too.. welcome to CF mate

 

Hiya

 

Hello and welcome to CF! Good luck with the studies.

 

Greetings and salutations from the nut house

 

Hi there and welcome

 

thank you everyone for your greetings, will let you know how i,m going..........