Steve

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Hi - just joined - thinking about paying out 4 a MCSE in UK with NITLC, anybody want to scare me off ? Any recommendations for this firm out there ? Any comments welcome.

 

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Hi there. I'm not gonna scare you off. I'm with NITLC and had no problems so far. My advice would be get some extra books as the ones you get provided are not enough (obvious but worth mentioning)

 

Hi and welcome to CF.

I would offer a fairly simple answer - if you can afford the price tag, and feel you need online/ phone support, plus I believe they still offer a certain number of in-house workshops during some courses, then yes, why not go for it ?

If the cost is an issue, then go self-study, buy the books, pay for the exams, and use the net as your support (no names, no pack drill ) Were I to do it again, I would choose this option.

These are my personal opinions, and do not represent any opinions or policies that may be held with CertForums (of which we have none, but some people just can't help thinking we do !!)

Hope that may help even a little

 

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Greetings, biscuit01. Welcome to CertForums. Do you come with gravy?

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Hi biscuit01, and welcome to CertForums

Without knowing your past experience it is impossible to know whether the MCSE is for you.

If you don't have any real world experience with networking and server products you are going to find it very tough.

If you are starting out and want to get into IT, then a better place to begin would be the A+, then N+.

 

Greetings

 

Welcome to CF!

Why is this post entitled Steve?

 

Cos this is the first time I ever, ever did this, and I aint got a clue !!!

 

Good answer, mate.

 

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