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  1. simonp83

    simonp83 Kilobyte Poster

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    All i pretty much know about it is that it's todo with project management, when it comes to IT support, for someone who wants to move up and up in the IT support field, is it worth having and how straight forward is it to study?
     
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  2. UKDarkstar
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    Have a read here
     
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  3. Kitkatninja
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    I would say "yes" the foundation cert is worth having. At some point everyone in IT will be involved in a project (to one degree or another). You may as well have a heads up :)

    Other PM certs include: Comptia Project+ & ISEB IS Project Management.

    -Ken
     
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