Looking for a good computer course.

Grazax · 29 May 2010 at 06:52

I am hoping to do a course and get some computer qualifications in the future. 90% of the ones I found are home based learning which I really don't want to do. Many of the others have fairly mixed reviews. So I want to ask if anyone has done, or knows anyone that has done a computer course and what their opinions are of it.

Koenig-Solutions seems to be the best that I have found. I'm quite interested in their "Career Enabler - A+, N+, MCSE Messaging & CCNA Boot Camp"

If anyone has any experience with them or any other companies I would love to hear about it.

neil3k · 29 May 2010 at 10:01

learn direct

mollymoo · 29 May 2010 at 10:05

neil3k said:
learn direct

Thats just plain nasty.

Van Hellseek · 29 May 2010 at 10:06

Just turn it off and on again.

Van Hellseek · 29 May 2010 at 10:13

And for those who haven't realised, this is diguised spam for Koenig-Solutions.

Azza · 29 May 2010 at 10:23

I can tell you this, stay away from Koenig-Solutions! They are terrible, I went on their A+, N+, MCSE Messaging & CCNA Boot Camp, it cost me £4,620 and I learnt absolutely nothing!

Most of the time it was just turning the PC on and off. They are ****!

My advice, go with Learn Direct.

J.B · 29 May 2010 at 11:34

Well thats a brilliant way to ruin your public image!

Grazax · 5 Jun 2010 at 08:32

Azza said:
I can tell you this, stay away from Koenig-Solutions! They are terrible, I went on their A+, N+, MCSE Messaging & CCNA Boot Camp, it cost me £4,620 and I learnt absolutely nothing!

Most of the time it was just turning the PC on and off. They are ****!

My advice, go with Learn Direct.

The replies were not what I was hoping for but what I expected.

That's the first negative review I've seen from Koenig, although I don't think you're being serious.

Turning it off and on again is good advice but I don't think knowledge of the power button is going to get me a good job.

I guess I'll keep looking.