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Hi

Can anyone recommend a UK training provider which has lab facilities ? I'm thinking of taking Comp TIA+Net+ and MCDST to try and start my IT career. I was made redundant and come from an engineering motosport back ground so I'm hoping this will give me a good start and unlike our MP's because I have savings I can't claim for anything so its crucial I make a good choice.

Thank you all

 

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There is loads - most of them that do face-to-face learning have a lab/workshop.

 

Hi Welcome

why not set up your own lab and self study? It isn't very difficult, if I can do it then you can too.

If you need advice and guidance then there is this place and it won't cost you a penny either..

 

Many local colleges run nightclasses for the popular certs which generally involve lab sessions either on VM's or live kit.

It might take a bit longer as they tend to run to a fixed timetable, but they probably offer better training and value for money than many TP's.

 

I take my exmas with Xpertise.co.uk (QA) and they seem like a professional outfit. Although i do all my training with Global Knowledge, they are expensive, but very good.

 

Thanks for the advice, I've found a college nearby where I can take CompTIA A+ part time and I've inquired at a local PC repair shop to see if they will let me work for them free of charge to gain some knowledge. I guess the MCSDT is the one I'll need to look for a training provider of some sort.

 

If you get the A+ and N+ then the MCDST will fall neatly into place at least the 70-271 will. Both of those compTIA certs will prepare you well for the MCDST so you really shouldn't need a TP if you can do the A+ and N+ by self study.

 

I would suggest either doing A+ and N+ or MCDST not both, the reason for this is becuase you can use A+ and N+ as an elective for the MCSA, alternatively you can use MCDST as an elective but you cannot use both.