Training Providers in the east midlands

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Hi all,

I am planning to do MCDT or CompTIA N+ and am currently looking for an instructor led training provider. I know that IT gurus here would advise to go for self study but I dont have that much time. Apart that, I dont mind being a "paper certified".

So does anybody know any reasonable company in the east midlands, particularly in Nottingham. I came across Cybacoach http://cybacoach.com/index.htm which looks quite good. Any good or bad experience with them ?

Thanks in advance for your help.

IT4ME-dable

 

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eeerrrr if you want to do a subject quickly then you would be better self studying as with a course you are restricted to a time limit.

Also what is MCDT? do you mean MCDST? I would do the A+ and N+ before the MCDST.

 

Thanks for your reply.
I meant MCDST. Already doing A+ through self study.

 

Hi and welcome to CF!

Why does the time matter? Are you in a job where the boss insists on your getting some certs before a deadline?

If you want to get the certs really fast then look for a boot-camp, but for those you should be fairly familiar with the material already!
And they cost quite a bit.

Harry.

 

Hi there

I'm with Nitlc who are based in the east midlands.

Saying that, they are not bootcapms or self studying....They are distance learning, with hands on workshops.

HTH

MrM

 

yep if you really want a course do what Ken said, you never hear of colleges ripping people off.

 

Thanks guys for your input.

hbroomhall, I am currently working but going to be redundant from next month. My employer has a retraining budget as part of redundancy package. I think I have a couple of months before I find a new job. So I want to use this time to gain a certification with the help of an intensive class room course as it would be difficult for me to study once on a full time job. Not bad if after a quick certification I find a quick entry level job.

wegnerk, local college is surely cheaper but takes a year to finish which doesnt suite me.

 

Xpertise have a site at Hinkley in Leicestershire, I've been there a few times for courses and sat MS exams there too