What qualifications do you have??

Zswizzy

Zswizzy

Zswizzy

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Post what you have below.

I currently am waiting on my gcse results, Then provided I get what I need I will go on to study Networking and systems support at leeds city college, On the course you also do your ccna and another cisco qualification.

Hoping to become a server technician, network engineer, network admin.

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I have 2 A levels (D) and a 2.1 Economics degree

I had no career plan and still don't know what to do with my life and i'm 24 I work in operations/distribution currently

Personally I think you have got a good head on your shoulders thinking about this at your age I hope you succeed in IT
 
10 GCSE A - C
1 GNVQ
1 AS Level
3 A-Levels
1 NVQ
Network+
MCDST
CCNA
CCNA:S
CCNA:W
CCDA
CCNP

Working on my CCSA/E at the moment. I'd like to go back to College and take a Maths A-Level at one point, just don't have time at the moment. Maybe one day do a degree (OU or somesuch)

- GP
 
GCSEs:
English language: C
English literature: C
Maths: C
Science: B
Additonal Science: C
Graphics: C
BTEC ICT: P (Pass)
Business studies: B
R.E.: D

A-Level:
AS Business: E
AS General studies: E
BTEC Level 3 National Diploma ICT: M (Merit)

NVQ:
Level 2 public services
Level 3 Business administration (Currently doing as part of my work)

CIW:
CIW Web foundations associate

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Want to move on to do a computer security and forensics degree of some form at uni. Currently researching it. Had a thread on it a few days back.
 
O levels, A levels, several undergrad degrees, two post grad degrees, several post grad diplomas and certificates and currently working on a interdisciplinary PhD.
 
Posty said:
I have 2 A levels (D) and a 2.1 Economics degree

I had no career plan and still don't know what to do with my life and i'm 24 I work in operations/distribution currently

Personally I think you have got a good head on your shoulders thinking about this at your age I hope you succeed in IT
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Thanks, Means a lot :)
 
Posty said:
look to get relevant experience as soon as possible, the college will have IT so just ask the IT manager and volunteer to do anything
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Solid advice. The biggest problem you'll have trying to get a job is that most places want demonstratable (sp?) experience - even for starting on a Helpdesk. Get some industry certs under your belt, something basic from MS as it shows you're interested and able to learn, then volunteer

- GP
 
9 GCSEs
Advanced GNVQ in Business
Intermediate GNVQ in Business
BSc (Hons)
MSc
ITIL v3F
MCP
MCDST
MCITP: edst7
MCTS
MCSA
Network +
NVQ IT lvl 3
Currently working on VCP5
 
GhostlyPea said:
Solid advice. The biggest problem you'll have trying to get a job is that most places want demonstratable (sp?) experience - even for starting on a Helpdesk. Get some industry certs under your belt, something basic from MS as it shows you're interested and able to learn, then volunteer

- GP
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I have 2 really good opportunitys like this In about a year, One is My dad's friend works at cable and wireless, Who rarely do work experience, But He says He should be able to get me a couple weeks there, My mum knows a couple of people too so hopefully Ill being able to get some nice and early on.
 
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